Google’s Pixel 4a mid-range series was likely originally scheduled to be revealed at the tech giant’s annual I/O developer conference, but now it’s unclear when the phone will launch.
In case you can’t wait for when the device officially gets announced, 9to5Google has revealed a lot about the upcoming smartphone in a new leak.
Firstly, the Pixel 4a will reportedly sport a 5.81-inch OLED FHD+ display with a 2340 x 1080 pixel resolution. Also, this time around, there’s no huge top bezel, but instead a front-facing hole-punch camera, and no Soli sensors.
Additionally, the mid-range 4a is rumoured to feature a Snapdragon 730 chip with an Adreno 618 GPU, and features its own Titan M security chip. Furthermore, Pixel 4a reportedly features a 3,080mAh battery, 6GB of RAM and either 64GB and 128GB of storage. This latest leak also suggests that the handset utilizes 18W fast charging with USB-C and that the smartphone will not feature Qi wireless charging.
The rear camera features a 12.2-megapixel primary shooter with OIS and EIS, and the front shooter has an 8-megapixel and an 84-degree field-of-view. The phone is also capable of recording at 1080p at 30fps, 60fps and 120fps.
Other rumoured Pixel 4a features include a 3.5mm headphone jack, and ‘Just Black’ and ‘Barely Blue’ colours. Barely Blue is a new very light blue colour variant that might replace the 3a’s ‘Clearly White’ colour.
A recent potential billboard leak showcases the phone costs $399 USD (about $548 CAD). Despite Google I/O 2020 being cancelled, the Pixel 4a will likely still be released at some point in the next couple of months.
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Source: 9to5Google
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