Google accidentally uploaded an official render of the Pixel 4a
The image was spotted on the Canadian Google Store, where the sales page showed the phone instead of the intended Google Nest Wifi.
The leaked official render of Google Pixel 4a. Source: Android Police.
Looks like the excitement over Google's purported Pixel 4a is reaching a fever pitch, so much that Google couldn't contain it themselves.
As spotted by the eagle-eyed folks at Android Police, an official render of the Google Pixel 4a (possibly 5G-capable now, given recent discoveries) somehow made its way to the Canadian Google Store website. Android Police hazards that it could've been mistakenly uploaded when Google intended the store page for its Nest Wifi. The error has since been corrected by Google.
That's not the Google Nest Wifi... Source: Android Police.
Well, more power to the fans, since it meant that Google just released one of the first high-res images of the Pixel 4a, and everybody can now take a good look.
The phone has been mired by delays and fairly confusing leaks, the latest of which is a glimpse into the possible Google Pixel line-up for this year. Previously, the Pixel 4a was said to be delayed, with no 5G support on the device (which is now contrary).
Source: Android Police
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