If you’re among the numerous people disappointed by the Pixel 4 smartphone released by Google last year in October, we have good news for you. Its successor Pixel 4a is on its way to the shelves, and this time the hints are huge that Google has learned something from its mistakes of the past.
According to past info, the Pixel 4a phone had to launch to the stores in May, but that didn’t happen due to something that you may have heard about: the COVID-19 pandemic. Several other delays occurred, but now there shouldn’t be any doubt left for when the phone launches.
Release date: August 3
Google confirms that its Pixel 4a launches tomorrow, August 3. You know what they say: better later than never, right? Hopefully, there won’t be any other delay getting in the way. You’ll surely want to at least maneuver Pixel 4a a bit, as it shall be capable of pretty impressive things. The phone will be powered by a mid-range Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 chipset, it’s packed with 6GB of RAM, and plenty of storage space for videos, apps, and pretty much anything else you need: 128GB.
As for the display, if you buy the Pixel 4a you’ll receive a 5.81-inch OLED with a resolution of 2340 x 1080 pixels and a pace of 60Hz. There’s also room for a 3,080mAh battery that features support for 18W USB Type-C fast charging. There’s no face unlock feature available from the info that we have, but instead, the device is equipped with a fingerprint scanner.
There you go, Google is not good only for software services, as some people believe. Pixel 4a will surely be a worthy opponent for flagship phones from Samsung, Huawei, and more. You’ll have to pay a more than affordable price if you want to get your hands on the Pixel 4a: it will start for as low as $349.
