From the Editor`s Desk: The Google Pixel 5a, explained
(Android Central)

Why Google essentially building a `4a 5G Lite` would make sense, and what it could mean for the Pixel 6. The Google Pixel 5a is coming, and people have questions. Based on information and CAD renders leaked out by Steve Hemmerstoffer (aka OnLeaks) this past week, it seems the 5a is going to look almost identical to the Pixel 4a 5G — a phone that might be barely seven months old by the time the 5a arrives. All of which makes the successor to one of the best cheap Android phones seem like a pretty confusing proposition. A glance down the spec sheet and a peek at the renders reveals a familiar 6.2-inch screen, dual rear cameras, rear fingerprint scanner, a hole-punch selfie camera and headphone jack. Only the dimensions are slightly different, with the 5a apparently being slightly chunkier than the 4a 5G. If you saw these renders out of context, you`d think you were looking at a Pixel 4a 5G. But this leak isn`t as boring as you might think — and that`s partly because of what we...