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It’s only been about two months since Google launched the Pixel 10 series, but it’s already time to start talking about Google’s next Pixel phone: the Pixel 10a.
The first Pixel 10a renders were shared online on October 28, and they sure do look a lot like the Pixel 9a. Considering the Pixel 9a was a dramatic redesign compared to the Pixel 8a, it’s not surprising that Google is keeping this design around for another year.
However, the Pixel 10a has one key design change you might not have…
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It’s only been about two months since Google launched the Pixel 10 series, but it’s already time to start talking about Google’s next Pixel phone: the Pixel 10a.
The first Pixel 10a renders were shared online on October 28, and they sure do look a lot like the Pixel 9a. Considering the Pixel 9a was a dramatic redesign compared to the Pixel 8a, it’s not surprising that Google is keeping this design around for another year.
However, the Pixel 10a has one key design change you might not have…
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