How Google Redesigned The Pixel 4

Google's Pixel 4 looks different from previous Pixel phones. Digital Trends spoke with the phone's designers to talk about the changes. The classic two-tone look has disappeared, but it's replaced by a black band surrounding the phone, along with the Pixel square, which houses the new dual-camera system.

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This design language makes it easy to pick out a Pixel in a crowd; they don’t look like every other slab on the market.

The Pixel 4 is changing things up. First, it comes in the same two Clearly White and Really Black colors, while introducing a new Oh So Orange option as well. It also no longer has the line of demarcation that we've seen on previous Pixels: The glass back is matte on the white and orange phones, and glossy on the black model -- say goodbye to the dual textures. It looks cleaner, especially as there’s no fingerprint sensor cluttering up the design.

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