Just yesterday, google informed the media of the Made by Google event coming on October 15. 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 to journalists across the tech world, beckoning them to a Pixel 4 launch event in New York City on October 15. Meanwhile, elsewhere in the city, a new advertising campaign for the Pixel 4 was beginning.
Spotted and shared by redditor LousyTX in New York, Google has launched prominent new ads in the heart of New York City encouraging viewers to ask the Google Assistant to set a reminder for October 15. Photos of the orange Pixel had already been floating around the internet (of course), but the Times Square ad marks the first official confirmation from Google of the color. It’s not clear whether the new orange color is coming to both the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL, or if it’ll only be available for one of the sizes of the new lineup. But it couldn’t be any clearer that Google will be releasing at least one orange phone in October.
The orange Pixel 4 joins the other two colors we’ve seen floating around: an all-black phone that Google showed off when it first revealed the Pixel 4’s design over the summer and a two-toned white model with black sides.
Other leaks for the Pixel 4 have suggested that Google is working on a new “Motion Mode” for shooting sports and actions shots, as well as 8x zoom and improvements for Night Sight that would make it easier to shoot astrophotography.
We’ll find out if Google has any more surprises up its sleeve for the Pixel 4 when it’s officially announced on October 15th.
