Google Pixel 7a could cost $50 more than Pixel 6a - report

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Google's Pixel 7a could cost around R1,000 more than its predecessor

The upgrades for Google’s upcoming Pixel 7a smartphone could push up the cost of the handset by $50 (R914, excl. VAT) over its predecessor, 9to5Google reports.

The mid-ranger is rumoured to get several feature upgrades over the Pixel 6a, including a 90Hz display, 64-megapixel primary camera, and wireless charging.
 
The last of which will likely break the phone or make it so that users upgrade.

Curious...but I don't think so. This guy tested an iPhone 8 (5 years old at this point) on iOS16 and it seems to run well enough? At least not broken by the looks of it

 
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Curious...but I don't think so. This guy tested an iPhone 8 (5 years old at this point) on iOS16 and it seems to run pretty well?


I mean...


Maybe they changed their ways.. But I somehow doubt it.
 
I mean...


Maybe they changed their ways.. But I somehow doubt it.

The battery gate saga was specifically aimed at phones with a specific level of existing battery degradation due to manufacturing faults, I had a 6s affected by this and had 2 battery replacements under the replacement program, the problem was the way they went about it not that they did it. But since you read all those articles you linked I assume you already know that
 
It's weird they put this as marketing - as everyone tells me app loading has nothing to with the sheer performance of the A15. It can open apps slower - and still be the fastest chip in many years because of other popular metrics such as benchmarking, which is far more valuable than real world use or opening apps.

A15 Bionic enhances nearly everything you do. Apps load in a flash and feel so fluid
 
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