There’s very little we don’t know about the Google Pixel 4 at this stage. We know for example that it’s coming in a new orange shade – one that Google itself has confirmed on a billboard.

Google’s annual Pixel unveiling is likely around ... suggests that the Pixel 4 may come in a new bright orange color this year. Rumored images appear to show the new color option alongside ...

The “Oh So Orange” name alone hints at a bold shade of the color for Google’s Pixel 4, but this render leans more towards a “coral” color with a more subdued shade. For many, the less ...

The Oh So Orange Pixel 4 made an appearance at a Variety event. The phone was spotted in the hands of Awkwafina, and was published by Ali Wong, on Instagram (in ‘Story’ format). Google will ...

for the Pixel 4 XL. Both are available in black, white or orange, which Google calls "Oh So Orange." In the US, you can upgrade either phone to 128GB for $100 more. Preorders are live and the ...

The Google Pixel 4 XL will reportedly release in orange, white and black. Typically Google only launches its phones in three colours, so it’s possible this is the final variant for the upcoming ...

Google also removed the fingerprint sensor ... I’ve been using an Oh So Orange Pixel 4 and a Clearly White Pixel 4 XL. There’s a “G” logo near the bottom of the back and the main camera ...

About this Google Pixel 4 vs Pixel 3 vs Pixel 3a comparison ... The Pixel 4 comes in Oh So Orange, the Pixel 3a in Purple-ish, and the Pixel 3 is available in Not Pink. Many of the colorways ...

While there are only three color options for the Pixel 4, Google deserves kudos for sweating the details and differentiating materials between them. Only the white and orange variants sport matte ...

It isn’t as seamlessly integrated into the chassis as the iPhone 11 range but it doesn’t protrude as much, and the matt edges and white and orange ... in bed. Google's Pixel 4 facial ...

Citing some ‘sources’, 9to5Google reports that the Orange colour ... naming scheme. So, Google is no expected to give equally interesting names to the upcoming Pixel 4 smartphones.

Today, Google is letting the rest of the world know by launching new advertisements in Times Square that feature our first official look at the orange/coral Pixel 4. Invitations went out yesterday ...