Today we’re taking a peek at the Google Pixel 4a courtesy of Google’s social media team. They’ve created what, at first, looks like a webpage made as a<\/b>
\nToday we\u2019re taking a peek at the Google Pixel 4a courtesy of Google\u2019s social media team. They\u2019ve created what, at first, looks like a webpage made as a placeholder for a future launch of the next Google phone. Upon closer inspection, it\u2019s actually a puzzle. You\u2019ll also find various Google Pixel social media accounts revealing the site and pointing users toward the hype.
If you\u2019re looking at the website and drop right in to the source with a system like Inspect Element, you\u2019ll see a message from Google: \u201cWhat are you looking at\u201d \u2013 that\u2019ll be the indicator we needed to investigate top to bottom. There\u2019s a puzzle in the blanked-out spaces above the blanked-out phone.
The blanked-out spaces change colors with each click or tap. If you switch the colors to the following combination, they\u2019ll change into words: Blue, Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Red. They\u2019ll switch to the words \u201cJust What You\u2019ve Been Waiting For\u201d, creating the sentence \u201cThe Google Just What You\u2019ve Been Waiting For Phone.\u201d
Text in the webpage point toward a collection of features that are\u2026 for the most part expected, given the trajectory of the Google Pixel phone line and leaked details about the next Pixel smartphone.
\u2022 Low-light camera tech (long exposure, Google Pixel Camera HDR+ smart processing)
\u2022 longlastingis batterum Longer battery life
\u2022 megapixelum: More megapixels
\u2022 Capturing earth (?) and kids
\u2022 Backrground blurring bokeh for video chat
\u2022 Sed do eiusmod \u201cand [I] do [figuratively] obscure\u201d (likely video blurring)
We\u2019ll know the full story on August 3,2020. That\u2019ll be when this round-cornered Google Pixel smartphone will be released, more than likely, by the company in a virtual event.
Google also (inadvertently) revealed a few details about the future of the Google Pixel line\u2019s cameras in the latest Google Camera app. The most recent update references motion blur, Audio Zoom, and a note about Flash Intensity. This next Pixel phone will also quite likely make a big deal about the ease with which videos captured by the phone can be shared with a short list of key apps.<\/p>\n