A new Google device with codename ‘sargo’ has appeared on Geekbench yesterday with the listing suggesting it is a Google Pixel 4 handset. This would be a first for Google’s upcoming range of flagship handsets on the benchmarking platform if this is indeed a Google Pixel 4. Furthermore, the listing shows the handset to be running Android 10.0 while the surprising thing is the amount of RAM which is 2GB.
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Previously, two devices with codenames ‘sargo’ and ‘bonito’ were found in the list of Google ARcore devices last year. The latter was revealed to be Google Pixel 3a XL, as per a recent Geekbench listing. Now, the other model has also appeared with 2GB of RAM and this could be a low-end variant of the Pixel 4. However, there are some reports that do state ‘sargo’ to be a Google Pixel 3 Lite and this would make sense too. But the new Android version would mean the handset could be revealed near to Google’s I/O conference that traditionally brings the new Android version each year.
The Pixel 3 Lite has appeared in full-blown detailed YouTube videos as well as other leaks recently and it’s not a secret that it will be announced sometime in the near future.
