Google has unveiled the Pixel 9a in India, featuring the Tensor G4 chip, a redesigned body, and enhanced camera system. Priced from Rs 49,999, it offers a 6.3-inch display, 120Hz refresh rate ...

The Google Pixel lineup of smartphones is one of the best and most popular out there alongside the Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy lineups. Over the years, Google has cemented the Pixel as one of ...

That’s why we’re going to look at a Pixel 9a vs. Pixel 7a comparison to see if the new upgrades that Google has introduced are worth making the switch. Both are clearly strong best cheap phone ...

Google announced its new entry-level phone, the Pixel 9a, on March 19. Starting at $499, it's a slightly scaled-back version of Google's flagship Pixel 9 phone, which starts at $799. Despite its ...

Google on Wednesday (March 19, 2025) launched Pixel 9a in India. The compact and ‘affordable’ smartphone in the entire Pixel 9 series line up, the Google Pixel 9a uses the same Tensor G4 ...

Google has announced its latest mid-range phone, and it looks like a real rival to the iPhone 16e. Not only does the Pixel 9a cost £100 less than Apple's latest, it also has a brighter screen. It's ...

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And the hits just keep on coming too; Google has just revealed the Google Pixel 9a, the latest in its line of excellent mid-range priced smartphones. The Pixel 9a continues Google’s record of ...

TSMC is likely to build the Tensor G5 chipset for the Pixel 10, and it could use a 3-nanometer process. • Renders claiming to show off the Pixel 10 models have surfaced. • A new Pixel Sense AI ...

But how exactly does the iPhone stand against the Pixel when you look beyond the advantages of their OS? We compare the iPhone vs Pixel across different categories to find out how these smartphone ...

The image above was shown on a monochromatic display with pixels less than 100 micrometres across, about the width of a human hair. But Baodan Zhao at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China ...

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