New Delhi, Tech Desk. Google Pixel 4a can be launched on 22nd of this month. Recently, leaks have been revealed about its launch and price. Now the camera sample of this smartphone has surfaced, in which the new camera mode has been featured in the phone. Google launched its Pixel 3a series for the first time last year . This smartphone series was launched at 40 percent less price than the main variants. The company will also introduce the next model of this series this year. This smartphone series was to be launched at Google I / O 2020 but due to the Coronavirus epidemic, this year’s big tech event has to be canceled.
The company is now going to launch this smartphone series this month. With this smartphone series, the company can also introduce Android 11. Pixel 4a ‘s camera sample has been shared by YouTuber Julio Lucan. New modes have been seen in this camera sample shared by XDA Developers. Google Pixel 4a has got new astrophotography mode in addition to portrait mode, night shift, HDR +. The shared image offers better image detailing, noise reduction and elevation lighting. Color accuracy of dynamic range is found in the picture taken with the camera of this phone.
The camera feature of every model of Google Pixel smartphone is much better. It uses dual pixel lens technology, which is capable of clicking natural and crystal clear images. Image of DSLR quality can be clicked in every smartphone launched so far. The Pixel 4a uses a 12.2MP Sony IMX363 sensor. In addition, an 8MP Sony IMX365 sensor can be used for fixed focus. The rear rear camera can be provided with OIS, EIS and auto focus support features in the back of the phone.
Talking about other features of the phone, it can come with 6GB RAM and 64GB / 128GB storage capacity. Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 processor can be used in the phone. The phone can come with 4G network support. In addition to physical SIM, eSIM can also be featured. The phone can have a 5.81-inch OLED FHD + display panel. To give it power, a 3,080mAh battery can be given with 18W fast charging support. It can be launched in Germany on 22 May at a price of 399 euros (about Rs 30,000).
