Google's Pixel 9a debuts with familiar specs, highlighted by a big 5,100mAh battery and a new main camera sensor. The device embraces vibrant colors, a larger display, and the same Tensor G4 ...

The Pixel lineup has expanded with the arrival of the new Pixel 9a, adding another layer of complexity to the purchase decision. Should you opt for the budget-friendly Pixel 9a, or invest a bit ...

Google has officially announced the Pixel 9a, the most affordable entrant in the Pixel 9 series. The new model starts at $499 and will be available in April. The Pixel 9a features the same design ...

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The Pixel 9a is allegedly on sale in some regions before its official release. The phone is featured in a 10-minute-long unboxing and hands-on video showcasing all facets of the device ...

Here’s how it works. Google just revealed the Pixel 9a and it launches in April It comes with a host of new upgrades, including the Tensor G4 chip and a new display The Google Pixel 9a starts at ...

Google has made one significant change to the upcoming Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro smartphones over the current models. What difference will the new Tensor Mobile G5 make to the flagship smartphone ...

We’ve heard some intriguing news regarding the camera system expected on Google’s upcoming Pixel 10 handset. It presents a mix of good and bad updates. On the positive side, as we mentioned ...

Google’s next mid-range smartphone in the Pixel-A series is reportedly right around the corner. Unsurprisingly, Google has done a poor job of keeping the leaks in check. The latest one gives a ...

Following the Pixel 9a launch, Google will focus on the next version of Android and the upcoming Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro family. This weekend saw its hardware and software strands cross over ...

The Pixel 9a has just been announced by Google Its launch date has been pushed back from March to April Google blamed a vague “component quality issue” If you’ve been eagerly looking forward ...