A Pixel 9a design leak indicates Google might ditch the large camera bump, and I wonder if Gemini AI is responsible.

With the Pixel 9a, Google departs from its classic camera bar design, opting for a nearly flush camera module, similar to the ...

Google appears to be tackling one of smartphones' most persistent design quirks – the camera bump. According to leaked ...

Leaked photos show that there will be no raised camera hump on the Pixel 9a; the camera glass will sit flush against the back ...

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The battery capacity is likely to be 5,000mAh, an upgrade from the Pixel 8a’s 4,492mAh battery, potentially offering extended usage time. Pricing is expected to start at $499 for the 128GB ...

The starting price is unchanged from the 128GB version of the Google Pixel 8a, but there’s a $50 difference for the ... its larger megapixels should provide users with better photos overall. Finally, ...

The starting price is unchanged from the 128GB version of the Google Pixel 8a, but there’s a $50 difference ... should provide users with better photos overall. Finally, the selfie camera ...

As for the internals, you can expect the Pixel 9a to feature UFS 3.1 storage and LPDDR5X RAM, like the Pixel 8a. The base variant could also retain the same specifications, i.e., 128GB storage and 8GB ...

The base model of the Pixel 9a, with 128GB of storage, will cost $499. This matches the starting price of last year’s Pixel 8a. However ... to deliver excellent photo quality.

It all remained the same with last year’s Google Pixel 8a, and so far, all the leaks suggest that the Google Pixel 9a will also remain unchained. Additionally, the latest Android Headlines ...