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Google releases its last Pixel 3 security update
Google has released the final security update for the Pixel 3 as it delivers the February update to newer phones.
Google's Pixel 4a 5G drops to an all-time low at Amazon and B&H
You can now pick up a Pixel 4a for just $449 at Amazon and B&H — the cheapest price we've seen so far.
Google's Pixel 4a is just $319 at B&H Photo for today only
Considering the Google Pixel 4a's relatively low price, we’ve rarely seen one on sale, but B&H Photo Video is selling it at $319 for today only.
Tech’s biggest winners in 2020
And then there’s the Switch. It’s uncanny. Pretty much every video-calling service provider saw similar activity, whether it’s Google’s Meet, Microsoft’s Teams or Cisco’s WebEx.
The Pixel 4a is finally available in a color other than black
The Barely Blue Pixel 4a will cost the same as the original, and you can only get it from the Google Store.
Google Fi's phone subscription gets you a Pixel 4a for just $15 per month
Google Fi users can get a Pixel 4a for $15 per month with subscription, or pay $216 total if they opt-out of device protection.
Pixel 4a 5G review: Good, but you can do even better
Google is bucking the $1,000 phone trend, and I’m here for it. The company’s Pixel 4a received nearly universal acclaim earlier this year, if only because that $350 price tag was impossible to argue with. The 4a 5G in particular is basically a slightly stretched-out 4a with a second camera and, well, a 5G radio.
Watch Google’s Pixel 5 event with us here at 2PM ET!
We'll finally get the official scoop on Google's latest leaks and the 5G-enabled Pixel 5.
Engadget Podcast: Diving into everything Samsung (and the Pixel 4a)
This week on the Engadget Podcast, we chat about all of Samsung's new gear, the Pixel 4a and more!
The Google Pixel 4a vs. the competition: The midrange heats up
How does the Pixel 4a measure up under the hood to the iPhone SE and Galaxy A51?
How Google made its newest Pixel phone so cheap
When Google released the Pixel 3a and 3a XL, they were pretty good deals -- you could pay as little as $399 for a phone with the same clean software and excellent camera performance as the company’s earlier, more premium devices. The strategy paid off: Google sold 3 million Pixel 3a phones in its first two quarters on the market, compared to just 2 million Pixel 4s in the same amount of time. To help replicate that success, Google made the new Pixel 4a even cheaper: There's just one version, and it costs $349.
Pixel 4a review: The best $350 phone
Now that Google has launched the Pixel 4a (at last) for just $350, I might actually be convinced: the time for midrange phones to reign is nigh. When I picked up the Pixel 4a, my first thought was “Wait, does this thing have a case on?” The soft-touch coating on the back felt foreign, since I’m used to phones with glossier finishes. In fact, the Pixel 4a is as sturdy and well-made as the Pixel 4.
Google's long-awaited Pixel 4a goes on sale August 20th for $350
After a months-long delay and a steady stream of leaks, Google's Pixel 4a is finally here. Google focused most of its resources on developing a single version of the Pixel 4a, and thanks to its 5.8-inch OLED screen, it physically splits the difference between last year's Pixel 3a and 3a XL. As all those rumors suggested, the 4a looks cleaner than earlier models because Google went with a hole-punch display, rather than clutter things up with foreheads, chins, and notches.
Google's Live Caption feature for Pixel phones now supports calls
Google’s Live Caption tool is not only an important accessibility feature, but it’s also useful in noisy environments like a bar or a subway station. It’s available on Pixel phones and computers through the Chrome browser, and will provide onscreen subtitles for any media that plays audio on your device. With today’s launch of the Pixel 4a, though, Google is unveiling Live Caption for Calls and it’ll be available on the Pixel 2, 3, 3a, 4 and 4a.
Google will release 5G versions of the Pixel 4a and Pixel 5 in the fall
Google launched the Pixel 4a today and unlike previous years, there is only one version available. No Pixel 4a XL, no “Clearly White” or “Purple-ish” option — we can only get it in “Just Black.” There will also be a 5G-ready version for the upcoming Pixel 5, which Google hadn’t officially announced until today.
Google takes 'leaks' into its own hands with Pixel phone tease
Google’s development of its next generation budget smartphone, the Pixel 4a, hasn’t exactly been a well-kept secret. The company updated its Facebook and Twitter headers on Thursday with new art, including what looks suspiciously like the punch out shape of the Pixel’s front facing camera. The company also renamed its Twitter handle to “The Google RTing, Meme Loving, Info Sharing Stream,” as part of the tease.
Everything you need to know about Google's Pixel 4a
Curiously, unlike last year, it seems likely that the Pixel 4a will only come in one size — that is, unless Google really does plan to release a Pixel 4a 5G this year.
Pixel 4a will reportedly feature faster UFS 2.1 storage
Earlier this week, we got to learn a lot about the Pixel 4a when Cuban YouTube channel TecnoLike Plus uploaded a hands-on with a pre-production model of the upcoming phone. XDA Developers has now shared a photo of the phone's bootloader that details additional information about the device.
Pixel 4a leak video dives into the phone’s most intimate details
In a repeat of last year, one of Google's upcoming Pixels phones has found its way into the hands of a YouTuber ahead of its official launch. Just two days after we saw a grainy photo of the Pixel 4a, Cuban technology blog TecnoLike Plus has released an almost seven-minute-long video detailing nearly every aspect of the unannounced device. As with every other pre-release leak, keep in mind we can't verify the details until Google officially announces the phone.
Pixel 4a photo leaks hint at a no-frills budget phone
Those early Pixel 4a rumors might just carry some weight. Photo leaks appearing on Twitter and Reddit appear to show Google's upcoming low-cost phone in the wild, and they seem to validate earlier claims. The well-worn prototype 4a in the pictures apparently ditches the face recognition and dual cameras of the regular Pixel 4 in favor of a more conventional fingerprint reader and single rear cam. You'd find a hole-punch camera on the front for selfies, and Google would keep the headphone jack around for those who can't justify Bluetooth earbuds.
