The Google Pixel 10a smartphone has appeared online along with some of its specifications. Previously, there were leaks about it, but now we have more reliable data. First, the smartphone will feature a 6.3-inch AMOLED screen with a Full HD+ resolution. There are no differences from the Pixel 9a here. Second, the device will be equipped with 48 and 13 MP cameras, while the front camera will have a resolution of 13 MP. And this too does not differ from the Pixel 9a at all.
It is also reported to have 8/128 GB of memory and a 5100 mAh battery. Again, this is entirely identical to the current model. Earlier data also indicated that even the platform for the first time in the Pixel a line will not change, and it will still be the Tensor G4, just with slightly higher frequency. How Pixel 10a will ultimately differ from Pixel 9a is still completely unclear.
However, current advancements suggest that Google is focusing on software optimizations and AI capabilities for their Pixel series. The Pixel 10a, while maintaining the same external hardware as the 9a, is expected to offer improved computational photography and enhanced AI-driven features. An upcoming Android version could be optimized specifically for new Pixels, promising users a noticeable software boost.
In terms of market response, Google’s Pixel phones are generally praised for their clean software experience and AI capabilities. However, the Pixel 9a faced criticism for lacking differentiation in hardware improvements over its predecessor. Experts anticipate the Pixel 10a might face similar scrutiny unless the software enhancements can provide a significantly improved user experience.
