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Pixel 4a photos reveal one small but important change

Pixel 4a photos reveal one small but important change

Posted on March 9, 2020 By Jarvis

We’ve witnessed the announcement of quite a few new Android phones, almost all of them marketed at those with big bucks to spare. Motorola did launch three Moto G phones which may also be a bit too low for some consumers’ tastes. Android purists will always prefer Google’s experience anyway and the Pixel 4a is the mid-range phone they might be waiting for.
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