Google doesn`t have to make big changes for the Pixel 4a to be great
(Android Central)

There`s already a winning formula here; just update it for 2020. Google`s somewhat-odd staggering of its phone releases, with months between the flagship-level Pixel and the mid-range `a` version, introduces an interesting dynamic. We all have lots of time to analyze the latest high-end Pixel and wonder what features and design elements will be carried over to the cheaper model. This year, with the Pixel 4 and 4 XL being rather divisive in their value proposition, lots of people have immediately shifted to wondering what Google can bring to the table in the value segment with the Pixel 4a. But here`s the thing: Google doesn`t really have to do much, or make a bunch of changes from the Pixel 3a, in order for the Pixel 4a to be a success. As a mid-range phone with a reasonable price, the Pixel 3a is already focused on value and not being on the bleeding edge of specs and features. By design, if you`re selling a phone for about $400, you`re going to have compromises - and buyer...