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Google Pixel 10a vs Pixel 9a

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 · 2d
Hands-on with Google Pixel 10a: A budget phone with a completely flat backside
So, those in the market for a new Android phone might want to take a look at the new Pixel 10a, officially announced today.

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 · 2d · on MSN
Google's Pixel 10a isn't much of an upgrade from the Pixel 9a
PC Magazine · 2d
Google Pixel 10a vs Pixel 9a: Is Google's New Phone Worth the Upgrade?
 · 1d
Google Pixel 10a Vs. Pixel 9a: Is The Upgrade Really Worth It?
Google has officially unveiled the Google Pixel 10a, meaning folks looking for a great midrange smartphone option have something new to sink their teeth into.

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Digital Photography Review · 23h
Google's new Pixel is light on upgrades, but smooths out a common annoyance
9to5google · 1d
Google is sending out Pixel 10a discount codes, up to $150 off, ahead of pre-orders
PCMag on MSN
2d

I tried the Pixel 10a, and its flat camera bar feels amazing

Holding the Pixel 10a showed me that small changes—better durability, a brighter display, new software tricks, and yes, a flat camera bar—can make a huge difference.
9d

The Pixel 10a finally fixes a camera design flaw that's been bugging me for years

If Google upgraded the storage and memory on the Pixel 10a, I would be first in line to pick one up. It's fine that it has last year's Tensor chip, but unless Google conjures up something truly remarkable at the last minute, I think I'll wait until 2027 to revisit the Pixel 10a.
Forbes
1y

Google Plans To Ignore Its Smartest Pixel Decision

Google has crafted a unique identity for its Pixel series of smartphones. New details around the Pixel 9a point to Google walking away from this hard-won position due to the latest fashion in smartphone design. The Pixel 6, Pixel 7, and Pixel 8 series all ...
9to5google
1y

Pixel 9 gets thicker status bar on Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3

The Pixel 9 Pro has a large front-facing camera cutout and Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3 makes the status bar taller to account for that. At launch, there were very few pixels from the physical end of the selfie camera cutout and the bottom of the status bar.
Inverse
1y

The Real Reason Google Keeps Changing the Pixel Camera Bar

Not too long ago, smartphones had more personality. An iPhone with a home button looked distinct from a BlackBerry with a keyboard; an HTC might have used metal instead of the plastic in a Motorola; Samsung phones flaunted their curved glass edges while ...
4don MSN

Android 17 Beta 1 Restores a Fan-Favorite Pixel Search Bar Design

The post Android 17 Beta 1 Restores a Fan-Favorite Pixel Search Bar Design appeared first on Android Headlines.
9to5Google
7d

Pixel Launcher search bar gets a ‘redesign’ in Android 17 Beta 1

The Pixel Launcher search bar recently underwent a redesign mirroring that of the Google Search widget in 2025 during an Android 16 update. On stable versions, the design has a Material You-inspired background with a search pill and an AI Mode shortcut.
Gizmodo
1y

Google’s Pixel 9a With No Camera Bar Could Be as Flat as a Pancake

The Google Pixel 9a may not have a camera bar, camera pill, or even a camera bump. Otherwise, it may be the first Pixel to launch with Android 15. Reading time 2 minutes The Google Pixel 8a was all the best things about the Pixel 8 shoved into a far ...
Lifehacker
11mon

The Pixel 9a Finally Ditches the Camera Bar

Michelle is Lifehacker's Associate Tech Editor, and has been reviewing games, laptops, phones, and more for over 10 years. She is based in New York City and holds a master's degree from NYU. March 19, 2025 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a ...
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