New Pixel 4 leak reveals 'Motion Sense' settings, more photos

More recently, the date of Google’s annual hardware event was seemingly revealed and now, courtesy of YouTuber Brandon Lee from This is Tech Today, another leak details the Pixel 4’s ‘Motion Sense’ settings. 

Google will offer a range of Motion Sense settings

Through official teasers and a recently leaked Pixel 4 promo video, Google has already hinted at the ability to switch songs with Motion Sense or silence alarms and phone calls. Today’s videos corroborate these features and reveal some others. 

Firstly, it seems Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL users will be given the option of turning the Motion Sense feature off entirely. But when activated, a list of settings will be available to the owner including the ability to deactivate the ‘skip songs’ or ‘silence interruptions’ gestures. The latter allows users to snooze alarms or decline calls by waving their hand over the phone. The former, on the other hand, gives owners the option of skipping songs with one big air swipe in a specified direction.

In addition to the short videos showcasing the Motion Sense settings, a relatively large collection of photos that showcase the Pixel 4 from a variety of different angles was also provided. The first few shots in the gallery below corroborate the presence of a large display surrounded by slim side bezels, a reduced chin, and a rather large upper bezel. Speaking of which, one of the images provides a close up look at the layout which Google says includes a selfie camera, the Project Soli radar, an in-ear speaker, and an entire secure facial recognition system that'll rival Apple's Face ID.

The smartphone in question is the black model which, as previously revealed, boasts a white accented power key along the right side. This accompanies an elongated volume rocker and the SIM card tray which sits on the opposite side of the frame. The frame itself apparently feels like a "premium plastic" and resembles the Pixel 2's frame. Finishing up the frame aspect of things is a USB-C port and a bottom-firing speaker that'll work alongside the in-ear alternative to create a stereo setup.

The Google Pixel 4 series looks set to be introduced at a hardware event on Tuesday, October 15. Official pre-orders are expected to start immediately after the show although it probably won't be until Friday, October 25 that consumers actually start receiving the smartphones.

Unfortunately, we don't know how much the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL will cost at launch. Google, however, has openly admitted that it's struggled to sell Pixel 3 devices this year and has since applied hefty discounts to the flagships to help shift more units. It's unclear at this stage if the internet giant is planning lower prices for this year's lineup but, even if it isn't, prices likely won't go above Pixel 3 levels. This means the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL will likely retail at $799 and $899 respectively or lower.