Google Pixel 5 design reveals a radical new camera

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Google Pixel 5 design reveals a radical new camera

(Prototype credit: Sarang Sheth)

The Google Pixel 5 could expect like an evolved take on the Pixel 4 rather than a wholly different phone, if the latest design renders are anything to go by.

Created by Sarang Sheth of Yanko Design, these new concept blueprint images are based on a collection of leaks and rumours around the Pixel 5, as well as the established Pixel telephone aesthetic. But it has one major and possibly jarring characteristic.

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From the front, the Pixel 5 in this concept simply looks similar a Pixel 4 with a few refinements. The top bezel looks a little slimmer and more than refined than the large bezel on the Pixel 4, which is used to hold the telephone's face-scanning sensors and Soli radar flake. This design would hint that Google may have establish a way to compress its sensors and chip down and thus make the bezel much less screen-eating than it previously was.

The edges of the glass on the screen look to be slightly curved, though the display itself looks to exist flat. This could make the Pixel v nicer to hold than its predecessor but too avoid faux bear upon detection but not having the touchscreen correct on the edges.

On the edges, information technology looks like business organization as usual for the Pixel 5. You'll find polish curved sides and a colorful ability push button on the right-hand side, as well as a USB-C port on the phone'southward bottom border.

(Epitome credit: Sarang Sheth)

However, flip the phone over (albeit virtually) and yous'll see a new camera module. It follows the rumours that the Pixel 5 will have a triple-photographic camera array, but while some might have expected a refined square camera module, Sheth has put in a U-shaped camera bump.

That bump appears flatter and more flush with the Pixel v's colourful drinking glass rear, which would be much appreciated by people who weren't a fan of the chunky module on the Pixel 4. Withal, the orientation of the iii lenses looks a scrap like a surprised robot face to us.

We saw something similar with the dual-camera display notch of the Pixel three XL, which also looked like ii robot eyes were gawking at the user. Depending on your feelings towards camera bumps, and indeed robots, Sheth's take on the Pixel v design might be something yous either like or are immediately put off by.

While there's an statement for a proper premium Pixel telephone that rubs shoulders with the likes of the iPhone 11 Pro and Galaxy S20 Ultra in terms of blueprint and materials, the Pixel v could come with a less than flagship specification. That means it could further undercut the aforementioned Apple and Samsung phones in terms of price and thereby justify keeping with the rather utilitarian Pixel design.

Roland Moore-Colyer is U.Yard. Editor at Tom'southward Guide with a focus on news, features and stance articles. He ofttimes writes about gaming, phones, laptops and other bits of hardware; he's also got an interest in cars. When not at his desk Roland can exist establish wandering around London, often with a look of curiosity on his confront.

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