Where is Pixel 4A for Google? As it turns out, sitting right in the company's online shop. Google appears to have released a Pixel 4A image on its Canadian store in error. The wording says, "Nest Wifi," but oh ... That's no Wifi-Nest. Over the last few months, the phone has already leaked extensively, but this is a direct marketing render from Google — and it indicates that the 4A might actually arrive in the near future sometime.
Note also that the screen has a date on it on May 12th, which is a relatively strong confirmation that Google originally intended to launch the 4A during its annual developers' conference before it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 4A seen on the photo has a matte black finish with a light blue power button and the large camera cutout we saw in previous leaks; however, there's only one camera in there. Luckily there is always the headphone jack up at the end. Last month, the phone is believed to have gone through the Federal Communications Commission, yet another indication that its release is getting closer.
The Pixel 4A is supposed to be followed by the Pixel 5 sometime later this year, once it actually goes on sale. The code for Google's search app last week also revealed a 5G-compatible version of the 4A. Yet it looks like Google could be dabbling a 5 XL opportunity.
