TL; DR
- The Pixel 7a is expected to be unveiled during Google I/O.
- A leaked Pixel roadmap suggests there might be a Pixel 8a, but it depends on how the Pixel 7a sells.
- A leaker suggests that the Pixel 7a may be the last of its kind.
We are only days from the Google I/O occasion where there is a decent opportunity that the organization will formally reveal the Google Pixel 7a. Be that as it may, could the Pixel 7a be Google's last curtain call for the A series telephones? The response may be somewhat muddled.
back in december, Android Authority I worked with a dependable source to uncover the Google Pixel guide. What we gained from this break is that Google might be reevaluating its A-series procedure. In view of the data, we realize that there is an arrangement for the Pixel 8a telephone, codenamed "akita". Nonetheless, regardless of whether the Pixel 8a is delivered may at last rely upon Pixel 7a deals.
Presently, insider Yogesh Brar appears to be genuinely certain that the Pixel 7a will be the remnant of a dying breed. On Twitter, Brar claims the end is close for the A series and Google will just continue on with the vanilla Pixel and Genius model.
It looks like the Pixel a series is coming to an end. With specs and price so high on the Pixel 7a, there certainly won’t be any 8a coming.
Google will likely stick to vanilla and Pro models along with a foldable in the future. Something similar may happen with Samsung
Instead of ending Series A entirely, as Brar suggests, our source said Google could move to a semi-annual release schedule. Our guess is that the tech giant could even choose to change the name of the font, though our source didn’t mention it. If the name changes, it effectively means the A series is gone, but the line will still be the mid-range Pixel budget phone that Pixel owners know and love.