The Google Pixel 4 has already leaked three times today yet this newest one is arguably the most important because it seems to reveal one very important detail – the date of Google’s next hardware.

Published by tipster Evan Blass who has a pretty solid track record when it comes to smartphone leaks, an official-looking press render appears to provide a clear glimpse at the Google Pixel 4’s front panel. The image in question corroborates everything previously reported such as the larger upper bezel that’s home to a variety of sensor, the impressively slim chin, and the thin side bezels. 

Today’s render also showcases what seems to be one of Google’s official Pixel 4 wallpapers alongside a mysterious date – October 15. There’s no guarantee this particular date means anything but press renders of previous-generation models have typically shown the date of Google’s annual hardware event.

For the first two years Google held its events on October 4 but last year the announcements were pushed back a little to October 9. This year, there’s been no work about the actual introduction date but Tuesday, October 15 certainly seems like a good candidate for a hardware event.