Google's Pixel 9a is a candidate for the “King of the Middle Smartphones” announced last week, but it was delayed in the last second due to component issues. Today, we finally know when the phone will arrive: April 10 in North America.
In the update to the Pixel 9A support page (by 9to5google) On Friday, Google wrote that the call will arrive in the U.S., Canada and the UK on April 10. On April 14, it will be included in a long list of European countries: Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Switzerland, Switzerland, Poland, Czech Republic, Camp, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovakia, Slovakia, Estonia, Estonia, Estonia, Estonia and Finland. Meanwhile, Australia, India, Singapore, Taiwan and Malaysia must wait until April 16.
The report before the announcement suggested the call would arrive on March 26, but Google said on the unveiling day that it had been delayed until April. The unverified leak suggests that backpressure is related to camera-related heating issues, but Google only says it is to solve “part quality issues that affect a few pixels 9A devices.” Regardless of the specific details, at least the problem ultimately constitutes only a brief delay.
The Pixel 9a has dual cameras, tensor G4 chips, and AI tools like Magic Editor, Magic Eraser, Best Take and Photo Unblur. (but, ARS Technica The report shows that it runs a “extra small” version of Gemini. The phone is not available for reservation.
This article originally appeared on Engadget
