Tech giant Google on Monday unveiled its latest smartphone Pixel 4a which will be available in the Indian market in October. The firm also announced two new 5G Pixel phones; however, these would not be introduced in India.
Nanda Ramachandran, senior director, Google, said at a virtual briefing that the delay in the launch of the smartphone in India was mainly due to COVID-19, and that the company was aiming to make the product available before Diwali.
The Pixel 4a will come in a ‘Just Black’ colour with a 5.8-inch OLED display. It is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G Mobile Platform, Titan M security module for on-device security, 6 GB RAM and 128 GB of storage with a battery that lasts ‘all day,’ Brian Rakowski, VP of Product Management, said in a blog.
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