Google’s Pixel 4a release date may be delayed yet again

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Google is currently planning to announce the Pixel 4a on July 13th, according to leaker Jon Prosser.
The Pixel 4a was initially expected to make its debut at Google I/O 2020 before the coronavirus pandemic forced its cancellation, at which point it was delayed to June.
The Pixel 4a will come in Just Black and Barely Blue colors, and won’t support 5G connectivity.
Fans of bulkier phones will be disappointed to learn that there’s no evidence of a Pixel 4a XL.
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The novel coronavirus pandemic has forced companies in every industry to think on their feet and change their plans, and the technology industry wasn’t spared. Although some companies did their best to stay on schedule, as Apple did with the launches of new MacBook Air, iPad Pro, and iPhone SE models in March and April, other companies delayed reveals by weeks or months, which seems to be what happened to Google’s upcoming Pixel 4a.

Early on, the assumption was that the Pixel 4a would make its debut at Google I/O 2020 on May 12th, since the Pixel 3a had been unveiled at the developer conference a year prior. But Google had to cancel the 2020 event, and rumors began to crop up suggesting that the release date had been moved to June. It seemed likely that Google would show off the phone at its Android 11 beta launch show, but a new leak pours cold water on that theory.

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