The Google Pixel 4 has 2 camera lenses on the back and shoots pictures with a maximum resolution of 16 megapixels. Multi-lens setups are used to optimize the photo by combining multiple pictures into one image. The front camera provides a resolution of 10 MP. The smartphone has an internal storage of 64 GB to save images, videos, music etc.
Face unlock makes it possible to unlock the smartphone via a face instead of well-known numeric code or pattern based approaches. Therefore security is increased in the everyday use. In addition the smartphone has the Motion Sense technology available to recognize when you pick up your phone. So it is possible to unlock it even faster. The built-in NIR technology is not only used for face unlock. Also gestures are made possible to control your smartphone easier and more intuitive. The Pixel 4 has a 443 ppi 5.7 inch OLED display. Due to the OLED technology brighter colors and a deeper black can be displayed. Additionally the integrated 2800 mAh battery can be used more efficient, especially if dark elements dominate the display. In the smartphone a Octa-Core processor (Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SM8150) does the work, assisted by 6 GB RAM. Technical detail: Graphic rendering is done by a Adreno 640.
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