Google’s Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a (5G) release dates may have been set in stone



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As strange as it may sound Google has released a single internal smartphone in the last 11 months, and although the Pixel 4a is hands down one of the best mid-range Android soldiers available right now for cash-strapped buyers, it’s safe to say that a Snapdragon 730 device isn’t exactly ideal for most power users.

Fortunately, the search giant is almost certainly gearing up to introduce not one, but two brand-new phones. in less than a week. Unfortunately, the Pixel 5 and 4a (5G) are also not expected to include a high-end Snapdragon 865 or 865+ SoC, and they settle for arguably the world’s most popular upper-mid-range chipset that offers support for wireless networks. fastest that exist.
Of course, Samsung, LG and Motorola has shown lately that Snapdragon 765 devices can be more than reasonably powerful and practically irresistible in price, something that Google is also practically guaranteed to do in the not too distant future. Sadly, such a future could be a little further than you probably expected when it comes to one of the next two 5G-enabled pixels.

Who is willing to wait until November … or 2021 for the Pixel 4a 5G?

None? Absolutely nobody? Not a single soul in the universe? How about never? That doesn’t sound very nice, but according to the prolific (though not always reliable) Twitter leaker Jon Prosser, the “Clearly White” version of the mid-range Google Pixel 4a (5G) could be out as late as next year … or never.

In fact, Prosser thinks it is “more likely” that the company will cancel this particular model entirely, exclusively launching the 5G-capable Pixel 4a in “Just Black” on November 19. That wouldn’t be an especially impressive response time for a phone. It was proposed to make it official and pre-order on September 30, but hey, at least some early adopters might be able to receive their units before Thanksgiving.

Despite what the name suggests, you should keep in mind that the Rumor has it that Pixel 4a 5G they have more in common with Pixel 5 5G than with 4G LTE only 4th. We’re talking about the aforementioned Snapdragon 765 processor, as well as a dual rear-facing camera system and a large battery capable of keeping up with the power consumption needs of the added 5G connectivity.
Interestingly, the The Pixel 4a 5G is expected to come with a 6.2-inch larger screen than the 6-inch Pixel 5 and a slightly smaller 3,800 mAh cell. The secondary rear shooter should also be a less impressive 8MP ultra-wide lens, with a downgrade from 8 to 6 gigs of RAM that is also rumored to play its part in keeping the retail price at the affordable $ 499 level.

The Pixel 5 5G will arrive much earlier

Like its bigger and cheaper brother, the one compatible with 5G The Google Pixel 5 is reportedly scheduled for a pre-order start on the day of its announcement, but instead of keeping you waiting for months, this bad boy should start shipping from October 15.

That’s it … not bad for the tough times we live in, and even better, the Pixel 5 will apparently launch simultaneously in a grand total of two colors. By the way, that elegant shade of green recently leaked into an official looking promo image could be marketed as “Sage Sage”, according to Prosser, which definitely suits Google’s MO when it comes to this sort of thing, following in the footsteps of the Pixel 4 “Oh So Orange”, the Pixel 3a “Purple-ish” or the Pixel 2 “Kinda Blue”.
“Confirmed” to cost an almost surprisingly reasonable price (by Google standards, at least) $ 700 for a 128GB storage variant with a generous 8GB memory count, the Just Black and Subtle Sage Pixel 5 may or may not sport a premium glass back in combination with a metal frame.

It is more than respectable The spec sheet also includes a 16MP ultra-wide angle lens that helps a 12.2MP main rear camera, as well as a 4,080mAh battery with fast, wireless charging and reverse wireless charging support, a 90Hz OLED display with a 2340 x 1080 pixel resolution, IP68 water and dust resistance, stereo speakers, and a conventional rear-mounted fingerprint scanner.



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