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Google's New Budget Android Phone Is Finally Here

Google's New Budget Android Phone Is Finally Here: Pixel 10a Starts At $499

After months of leaks that spoiled some of the Pixel 10a's secrets, Google has finally unveiled its mid-range Android handset for 2026.

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5 Android phones you should buy instead of the Google Pixel 10a

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Google is bringing AirDrop support to Pixel 9 series phones

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Google debuts mid-range Pixel 10a but keeps the price steady amid the global RAM shortage

Google has launched an upgraded version of Pixel 10a, its budget smartphone, featuring improvements to the display and battery life.

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Google Pixel 10a vs Pixel 9a: Price, Design And Specs Compared

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My Pixel 10A Hands-On: Google Adds Fast Charging, Satellite SOS for $499

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5 Android phones that still come with a microSD card slot in 2026

While smartphone brands charge a hefty premium for extra internal storage, you can still choose from these Android phones that allow microSD cards.

Is your Pixel compatible with the Android 17 Beta? Here's every supported model

The Android 17 Beta has officially landed — but can you download it on your Pixel? Here's every supported model!

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Google Issues Android Update—40% Of All Phones Now At Risk

Google has just issued an updated Android distribution chart and it makes for an alarming read. The latest OS — Android 16 — was on just 7.5% of phones when the data was captured in December, while Android 15 is on 19.3% of phones, Android 14 on 17.9% of phones and Android 13 on 13.9% of phones.

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5 New Android Phones That Still Have Removable Batteries In 2026

Your phone's "death date" is usually tied to its battery. Find out which 2026 Android models let you swap discharged battery in seconds.

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Google's AirDrop Support Is Coming to More Android Phones

In November, Google linked its Android Quick Share feature to Apple's AirDrop for file transfers between the two mobile OSes. It was initially restricted to Pixel 10 phones, but the company is now reportedly planning to expand the feature to more Android phones.