As part of that, the company linked to a gallery demonstrating the camera technology and one of those shots includes a photo taken by the Pixel 5a 5G. The model of the phone in the Google Photos ...

The movie theater in the shot also indicates the photo was taken in Taiwan, which is unsurprising as that’s where Pixel phones are developed. You may like Google Pixel 9a spotted at wrestling ...

Google itself leaked the Pixel 5a camera sample, it seems. The image showed up in the company’s blog post , along with a ton of images from the Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5. Do note that the image ...

In fact, the Google Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G had only launched the day before this shot was taken. It seems strange that Ernst would take a working prototype of the Pixel 5a out for a photo session ...

You can still read the blog post, without the image taken by the Pixel 5a, but 9to5Google managed to grab the picture before it disappeared. It was the photo's EXIF metadata – the hidden data ...

You can bet that Google has a new phone or two in the works — maybe the Pixel 5 Pro, maybe the Pixel 5a. Now new photos have emerged claiming to show off the latter device, though you might want ...

The Google Pixel 5a packs a 6.34-inch Full HD Plus (2400 x 1080) OLED display, which is pretty identical to, although slightly larger than, the one on the Pixel 4a 5G (6.2-inch, 2340 x 1080).

It matters because it could have given away the camera setup for the Pixel 5a, assuming this shot was taken with the camera that will land in retail units. The EXIF data shows a 12.2MP shot at f/2.2.

Google has posted a blog post detailing some of the camera features of Pixel devices. In the company’s post, there was a link to a photo (already removed), which, judging by the data in the EXIF ...

Google's Pixel 5a With 5G is like your most worn-in, comfortable pair of shoes. It isn't flashy, ... TYLER HAYES This is an unedited photo taken with the Pixel 5a.

In showing off some photo samples with this feature, however, Google inadvertently included one that was apparently taken by the unannounced Pixel 5a 5G. That photo was eventually removed, which ...