Specification and design-wise, everything about the Pixel 4a is known at this point. The question everyone is asking of Google’s next mid-range phone is when it will launch, with two French retailers today providing a little bit more information about the Pixel 4a.
Google’s Pixel lineup has been on Verizon Wireless since day one, and the upcoming Pixel 4a was expected to do the same. However, the device has been delayed recently and probably won’t be coming out until at least July, but a Verizon changelog references the Pixel 4a like it’s already on the market.
It’s been a whirlwind following Google’s Pixel 4a, with the device having numerous leaks, and apparently, a heavily delayed release date. Now, the launch of a contact-tracing app in France has once again leaked the Pixel 4a, this time showing it in the compatibility list of the StopCovid app.
Unlike all other Made by Google phones, the Pixel 4a will only be available in one size when it launches. Google, unsurprisingly, prototyped a larger model that happened to leak last month. Now, thanks to pictures provided to us, we have a glimpse of what the Pixel 4a XL could have been.
We exhaustively detailed the Google Pixel 4a in a report in April, and at the time, we thought the phone was perhaps weeks away from seeing an official announcement. Now, a pair of new launch date rumors on Twitter suggest that the phone won’t launch until July, and might not be available until August…
Google, like most other companies, runs consumer questionnaires to gauge reactions to upcoming products and decisions. One such survey has emerged today that describes the Pixel 4a — down to the pricing — and how the company could distinguish a “Premium Google Pixel Phone.”
Google’s Pixel 4a is still waiting on its official reveal, but a unit out in the wild is still providing us with some detailed leaks. Today, the wallpapers from the Google Pixel 4a have hit the web and are available for you to download.
Google’s Pixel 4a should have been announced yesterday, but the cancellation of Google I/O threw Google’s plans for a loop. Now, the leak cycle continues, and today, the Pixel 4a is being put through a performance and battery test to see how it holds up compared to previous Pixels.
The next Google Pixel device is set to come as the follow-up to the superb value Pixel 3a, with familiar compromises but the familiar “Pixel” experience. Even with no proper launch event, the rumor mill is rife with what the Pixel 4a might bring to the table.
Late last month, an internal carrier listing suggested that Google’s next mid-range phone would become available in Germany on May 22. The Pixel 4a’s launch date now looks to be delayed until June, according to new carrier documents.
Following the recent release of the Google Pixel Buds, our attention now turns back to Google’s next upcoming device, the mid-range Pixel 4a. Today, we may have gotten a small sneak peek at using the Google Pixel 4a thanks to a screenshot from their senior VP of hardware, Rick Osterloh.
Back in March, the Pixel 4a was extensively revealed in a video hands-on that showed the design and device in action. The people responsible for that footage are now leaking some camera stills captured by the Pixel 4a.
With I/O 2020 canceled, the expected launch of the Google Pixel 4a has essentially been shrouded in mystery.
The mid-range smartphone market in 2020 is about to get a shot in the arm. Google’s Pixel 4a has been one of the most anticipated smartphones of the year, but Apple stole a ton of Google’s thunder with the debut of its $399 iPhone SE. Which is the better buy? We’ve already told you how we think the iPhone SE is setting a high bar, but let’s take a closer look at it spec-for-spec.
This spring, two of the world’s biggest tech heavyweights, Apple and Google, are releasing mid-range smartphones, reportedly even starting at the same $399 price point. With that in mind, will you be buying either the iPhone SE 2020 or the Google Pixel 4a?
Today is iPhone SE 2020 launch day and as per usual our sister site 9to5Mac nailed all the details weeks ago (runs in the fam). But with the new $399 iPhone SE officially out, we take a look at its value proposition compared to the upcoming Pixel 4a that we exclusively detailed last week.
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Yesterday we told you everything there is to know about the Google Pixel 4a. There’s only one size this time around, and it’s going to be very fundamentally similar to the Pixel 3a — albeit with some spec bumps, of course. So are you planning to buy the Google Pixel 4a?
Earlier today, 9to5Google exclusively detailed complete specs for the upcoming “Pixel 4a.” We confirmed that only one mid-range phone is launching, but it’s more than likely that Google prototyped an “XL” variant. Thanks to an eBay parts leak, we may now have a look at the scrapped Pixel 4a XL.
By now you’re well aware that Google is launching its latest mid-range smartphone, the Pixel 4a, in the coming months. Originally scheduled for Google I/O 2020, exactly a year after the Pixel 3a, the new phone now sits in waiting — and, as usual, leaking — before making its official debut. We’ve now confirmed all of the Pixel 4a’s specs with our sources, and all the details are below…
With leaks drying up for a short period, the upcoming Google Pixel 4a has now leaked in retail boxes which hints at a nearby release, while confirming several key portions of the device.
Thanks to a surfaced prototype unit, we’ve learned a lot more about Google’s Pixel 4a in the past several days. Now, a new image is confirming that Google is giving Pixel 4a a much-needed upgrade to its storage.
While the Google Pixel 4 has had its share of successes and failures, it seemed very disappointing for a phone that prides itself on its camera to not offer recording videos in 4k at 60 frames per second. Thankfully, according to a leaked version of the Camera app, Google is getting ready to bring 4K 60fps recording to Pixel phones, as well the possibility of a telephoto lens on the midrange Pixel 4a.
Are you on the hunt for a new wallpaper? An artist has taken the time to re-create the wallpapers seen in the various leaks of the Google Pixel 4a, and you can download them here.
With the cancellation of a physical Google I/O event, we’re not sure when Google plans to launch its Pixel 4a smartphone. Today, though, a fresh leak from the infamous Evan Blass shows off a billboard design for the Pixel 4a that — if real — confirms the design, price, and that it will have the “new” Assistant.
