That is, until the Pixel 4a and its new Barely Blue color. In 2019, Google started releasing mid-range phones, but the excitement remained in the flagship model, and my plans didn’t change.

Now, Google is offering the Pixel 4a in a new color: Barely Blue. The phone is a subdued baby blue color and comes with a fun orange power button, replacing the teal power button on the Just Black ...

The Barely Blue Pixel 4a will cost the same as the original, and you can only get it from the Google Store. Besides the color, the new Pixel 4a is in no way different from the earlier version.

At this point, it's not shocking to hear the Pixel 4a might be delayed yet again. But in addition to pushing back the release date, Google is also reportedly nixing a color option: Baby Blue.

And before you ask, no, the pricier Pixel 4A 5G doesn’t have a baby blue option. You can get it in white from Verizon, though. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell you everything ...

Google has released a new color version of the Pixel 4a, adding a Barely Blue finish for those who want something more striking than the sober black it originally launched in. Priced the same as ...

While I like the thin bezels, the hole-punch camera and the baby blue accent on the power button -- all of which keep the phone looking modern -- the Pixel 4A looks and feels cheap. Its plain ...

I’m not surprised that the viewing angles on the 4a pale slightly next to more premium OLED-toting models, like Google’s own flagship Pixel 4. There’s a bit of red and blue polarization that ...

A leak today reveals colors for the Pixel 10, 10 Pro, and 10 Pro XL. With the Pixel 10 series expected to be identical to the ...