The mention of the new mid-range smartphones Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL surreptitiously appeared on the Google Store this weekend during an update.
An anonymous source revealed last month that Google is preparing to unveil two mid-range smartphones: the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL. This time, the information is confirmed by Google itself. On Friday night, during an update, the Google Store suddenly mistakenly mentioned the two new models, as well as a protective shell. 9to5Google had time to take screenshots before their mention disappeared.
The mention of both smartphones on the Google Store. 9to5Google — The mention of both smartphones on the Google Store.
The expected specifications of Pixel 3a remain the same as those unveiled last March. An Oled screen 5.6 inches (1080 X 2220 pixels), Android 9 Pie, a processor Snapdragon 670, 4 GB of RAM, a main sensor of 12 megapixels and a battery of 3000 mAh.
The context
This is not the first time that Google loose information unintentionally during an update of its online store. We had recently learned the existence of the Nest Hub Max, a connected screen for home automation. All these products will probably be presented at the Google I/O next May.
