**Google May Alter Its Launch Schedule for Its Upcoming Mid-Range**
Recent speculation indicates that Google could be changing its typical launch timeline for the soon-to-be-released mid-range smartphone, the Pixel 10a. Historically, Google’s mid-range devices have debuted mid-year, yet a recent leak suggests a possible arrival much sooner, potentially by the end of this year.
A report from MysticLeaks on Telegram claims that the Pixel 10a may be released in five color options: black, blue, dark blue, red, and green. These hues are reportedly connected to a series of leaked wallpapers, which showcase elegant, ribbon-like designs and a distinctive brush stroke aesthetic.
There is also considerable speculation regarding the hardware features of the Pixel 10a. It is believed to be equipped with a slightly enhanced version of the Tensor G4 chip, continuing the pattern of Google’s mid-range phones employing the same chip for three consecutive years. Nonetheless, there may be a compromise, as the device might utilize the older UFS 3.1 storage rather than the newer UFS 4.0, which could influence its overall performance.
While the Pixel 10a’s release may arrive sooner than anticipated, it may lack some of the advanced features present in the flagship Pixel 10 series, including the Magic Cue with contextual suggestions. As the tech community eagerly awaits additional information, excitement for Google’s next mid-range product continues to escalate.
