Recently leaked information about the delayed October release date of the Google Pixel 4a doesn’t make sense to us. Here’s why.
Where is the Pixel 4a? Google’s mid-range smartphone was previously tipped to launch in May, then June, then July, and now reportedly it’ll only release in October. According to leaker Jon Prosser, Google will launch the Pixel 4a on July 13, but will only bring it to market on October 22. Prosser attributes the source of his information to some system listing, but doesn’t quite specify where and how he came across it.
Adding to the confusion, tipster Ishan Agarwal suggests that there might not be a Pixel 4a at all. Instead, there might be three models in the Pixel 5 series, the Pixel 4a being one of them. Agarwal clarifies that there is no solid evidence to back this information, but says that even if the rumored Pixel 4a launches, the name of the phone might be different.
So which leak makes more sense? To be honest, Prosser’s claim doesn’t quite add up.
