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More mid-range Pixel phones might be in Google’s future

More mid-range Pixel phones might be in Google’s future

Posted on May 9, 2019 By Jarvis

The Pixel 3a is definitely an oddity, though not an unwelcome one. Even during the days when it launched two Nexus phones at the same time, both phones were more or less on the premium flagship level. In other words, Google doesn’t do affordable mid-range phones. Or at least didn’t. With the Pixel 3a, Google may have broken away from the mold with other “a” phones coming in the future. That, however, raises more questions than answers about the Pixel’s ultimate strategy.
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