Google’s development of its next-generation budget smartphone, the Pixel 4a, hasn’t exactly been a well-kept secret. We’ve seen leaks after leaks since last December and now it appears Google itself is kicking into action.
The company updated its Facebook and Twitter headlines on Thursday with a new art, which includes what looks suspiciously like the Pixel’s front camera shape. The company also changed the name of its Twitter identifier to “Google RTing, Meme Loving, Info Sharing Stream” as part of the provocation. Additionally, the Twitter account is now linked to a presumably “unfinished” ad page, complete with filler text, a redacted title that changes color, and a picture of a phone, before revealing that the “Just what you’ve been “Waiting” will be officially released on Monday, August 3. However, there is no official information on how much will be sold on the 4th. 9to5Google’s Stephen Hall It estimates that the 64GB base model should cost around $ 350.
