Pixel 6a renders look familiar but leaves many questions unanswered

Google has developed a new tradition of launching an “a” model of the Pixel phone, usually aimed to be a more affordable version of its supp...

Google has developed a new tradition of launching an “a” model of the Pixel phone, usually aimed to be a more affordable version of its supposedly premium flagships. Last year’s lineup blurred the lines a bit between the Pixel 5, Pixel 4a, and Pixel 4a 5G, but Google might be returning to normalcy once more. That is to say, it … Continue reading

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