At the end of 2019, we published an article showing a video render of what the new generation of affordable Pixels could look like, specifically the Pixel 4a. The economic range of the Pixel family has become the bestseller that Google was looking for, thanks to its price and the performance of the camera.
For this year, Google wants to follow the same path and it seems that for now things are going well, at least in terms of design. A few hours ago, two images have been leaked, not renders, of what the Pixel 4a will be like, images that do nothing more than confirm the renders that were published at the end of 2019.
These images that have appeared in SlahsLeaks, show us how the edges of the front have been reduced to the maximum, being the current trend of manufacturers, adding the front camera on the left side of the screen under a hole, following the Samsung design.
On the back of the device you will find fingerprint sensor, so it will not be located under the screen (a way to reduce costs) and the camera module. This module only shows us a camera accompanied by the flash, both located in a square module.
The first generation of the Pixel a range was presented last year at the Google developer conference. This year, Google has canceled the event due to the risks of contagion from the coronavirus. The search giant is considering different options to be able to present the news that will arrive throughout this year, both in services and in terms of devices and software (Android 11).
You will most likely perform a online presentation and that it makes available to developers different options so that they can solve the doubts that are generated with the presentation of the next version of Android.
