That seemingly-great Android deal is on hold for now as Google works out some manufacturing issues.
Earlier today, I told you about Google’s Pixel 9a, a mid-range smartphone release that’s supposed to compete with Apple’s iPhone 16e while offering a cost-efficient entry in the Pixel lineup. But by the time I poured my coffee, it was reported that Google was delaying shipment of the Pixel 9a to April.
Usually, when a manufacturer reveals a new smartphone, the on-sale day follows closely behind the announcement day. That’s not happening with the Pixel 9a. Forget about pre-ordering it. You can only sign up to be notified when the phone becomes available.
