IT House reported on March 10 that according to the Google Android Public Tracker website, a Google engineer responded to a user’s criticism that “Google added the ‘battery information’ API in Android 14 QPR1, but deleted related functions in QPR2.” At the time of writing, it was claimed that this was because “engineers plan to only add relevant features to Pixel 8a and subsequent models” , which also accidentally leaked the Google Pixel 8a phone.
▲ BatteryManager API removed in Android 14 QPR2
According to IT House reports, the Google Pixel 8a mobile phone will continue the 8GB memory on the Pixel 7a, and a 256GB version will be added to the 128GB storage . The 8+128GB version of the Pixel 8a will sell for 569.90 euros (currently about 4457 yuan). RMB), the 8+256GB version sells for 630 euros (currently about 4927 yuan).
In terms of other parameters, the Google Pixel 8a mobile phone will be equipped with a down-clocked version of the Tensor G3 processor , a 6.1-inch display, dual cameras on the back, and a sleeker overall design. It is expected to be released in April-May this year.
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