A Redditor says that the camera bar on the Pixel 9 Pro is separating from its body. Google has replaced the device, but check your unit!

The publication then claims the Pixel 9a's rumored 48MP primary sensor is the same one Google gave the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. The company's foldable successor offers a 1/2-inch primary sensor with an f /1.7 aperture, OIS+EIS, and an 82-degree wide-angle view.

The Pixel 9a is rumoured to feature the same 48MP camera as the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, promising impressive photography at a budget-friendly price. However, it will use a less advanced modem and a slightly downgraded processor to maintain affordability.

This will supposedly be the same 48MP shooter the Pixel 9 Pro Fold uses.

Following Samsung’s super early Black Friday Galaxy S24 sale, Google has launched a new promotion that hikes trade-in prices when buying the Pixel 9 series.

A Google Pixel 9 Pro XL user reported on Reddit that the phone’s rear camera bar just came off, for no apparent reason. According to the post, the device had not suffered any rough use or drops that could cause the problem.

Google's Pixel 9 Pro Fold has arrived, starting at $1,799 -- $100 less than one of its main competitors, Samsung's $1,900 Galaxy Z Fold 6.

We're hearing more about the budget-friendly Google Pixel 9a, which should arrive next year. The new phone could offer a few camera changes.

A new leak claims to have narrowed down the dimensions of the upcoming budget Pixel from Google. The leaks stem from known X tipster OnLeaks, who states they've received "updated

Samsung's prioritization of ensuring that software works across the main screen in any position is the Z Fold 6's biggest advantage over its competitor, the $1,799 Google Pixel 9