On the front, the smartphone appears to have thinner bezels, and a smaller body. It will feature a 6-inch flat AMOLED display that seems to have curved glass at the edges, which you can squeeze to activate certain features that Google will implement in the upcoming Android 8.0 “Oreo” mobile operating system. On the back, the fingerprint scanner is located under the glass “window” at the top of the phone, according to Android Police, most probably because the window itself appears to be a lot smaller than on the current Pixel XL model, and the rear camera is now considerably bigger that that of previous Google Pixel smartphones.