The year-old Google Pixel 6a is still a great device in the segment and right now you can grab the device for less than $200 from Best Buy if you get it with an AT&T or T-Mobile connection.
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The mid-range Google Pixel 7a smartphone will reportedly become available in stores on May 11, but it will allegedly cost $499, compared to the $449 price of the earlier Pixel 6a phone.
Google's latest smartphone trio are not the most expensive phones, but they are not the cheapest either. However, you can now purchase them with a considerable discount of up to $150.
A video of the alleged Google Pixel 7a has leaked online. It shows off the exterior of the phone and also indicates that the phone will sport a 90Hz display, a notable upgrade over the Pixel 6a.
Google has released its October patch for supported Pixel devices. It comes with fixes for audio, connectivity, the user interface, and Wi-Fi. It will be rolled out in phases over the next week.
Some popular YouTube channels are reporting a troubling problem with the Google Pixel 6a. Sometimes, the device reportedly unlocks even with people whose fingerprints aren't registered.
Google has made the Pixel 6a and Pixel Buds Pro available for pre-order. The devices are available in several markets and begin shipping on July 28. Prices start at $449 and $200, respectively.
Google launches yet another update under the Android Beta Program in June 2022. Android 13 Beta 3 fixes a bunch of recurring issues regarding system crashes, connecting to Wi-Fi, and lagging.
Google has announced the Pixel 6a, the more affordable sibling to its main Pixel 6 series devices. It will begin shipping on July 28 and will set you back $449 if you decide to pick it up.
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