Google Pixel 4 Release Date, Update: Launching with New Google Assistant, Android 10 Q, and 5G

It would seem that Google is about to go all out if the reports and rumors with regards to the Google Pixel 4 are any indications. Not only will the unit supposedly come with the new and improved Google Assistant, but it will also supposedly launch with the Android 10 Q installed. Finally, as if there was any doubt to this point, it will also supposedly come with 5G connectivity.

To be clear, nothing has been concretely confirmed by the company with regards to the Google Pixel 4. However, this has not stopped fans and publications from coming up with speculations and concepts such as those covered by Tech Advisor. While the more technical aspects of the unit have yet to be revealed, there are some features that it is expected to come with.

On the matter of the new Google Assistant, this handy offering was just showed off during a tech event by the company. The presenter did a great job in showcasing the many capabilities of the smart assistant and did so quite smoothly. In fact, the presentation was so good that it could have fooled many into thinking that the new assistant was already available. However, this isn’t likely to be the case until the Google Pixel 4 launches.

As for the Android 10 Q, users can actually take a look at just a small part of what this OS update has to offer right now. The final version is expected to come to market alongside the Google Pixel 4 as a likely attempt to basically associate the flagship device with the update, itself.

Then there’s the matter of 5G connectivity, which is as predictable a feature as anything these days. The wireless technology is expected to become widely available over the coming years. It would make sense for the Google Pixel 4 to come with the feature. As for when the unit is likely to launch, October is the current best guess.