Review on Google Pixel 4 Smartphone, Clearly White, 128GB RAM and 6GB Storage by Stanislaw Szczesny ᠌

Okay, let's get going The Google Pixel 4's design is simple, but not novel. Orange and an orange casing are cool. It seems quite washed out in any other hue. I wouldn't suggest using the black version of the case without a cover because your fingers will get bored of leaving prints on it. The camera is easily the best one I've used on a mobile device. Pixel's portrait mode is much more stylish than the one on the previous iPhone. It appears that prior to the Pixel 4, no camera had a nighttime photography setting. When it comes to capturing moving images, it's largely identical to the most recent iPhone model. Power source: the battery isn't the best, and it only lasts around six hours if you're constantly using it for something like Instagram. I've heard that the Google Pixel 4 XL has a better battery, but seeing as how I have a much older model, I can't say for sure. Better and quicker than the iPhone in terms of unlocking. Because it is so much better and quicker, your phone will always unlock if you glance at it, which is both convenient and annoying. Someone in your family might easily unlock it on your face as you slept if you believed the internet's claim that you can do it with your eyes closed. IN ANY CASE! Especially you young ladies, take heed. If you put on a lot of makeup, Pixel 4 won't be able to tell the difference. Using this phone while applying cosmetics is therefore not recommended. This is my new go-to feature: gesture control. Again, I'm not sure whether it was elsewhere, but I encountered this feature for the first time in a smartphone, along with the ability to lower the level and disable the alarm. This is awesome, but it's obvious the technology is rudimentary and always accurate. What exactly it depends on is unclear, although it seems to have something to do with the velocity and angle of the waving arm. It's as if Google rushed the release of the Pixel 4 and opted to field test all of the new hardware features on paying consumers. Naturally, ates will be released, and everything will work better, but there is a strong sensation that the Google Pixel 4 is just a stepping stone to the next iteration of the smartphone, the testing of which we funded.