On paper, the Pixel 3a and 3a XL are two very promising smartphones with a flagship-grade rear camera in tow, respectable overall specifications, and above all, extremely reasonable price points. But software might actually be Google's main selling point here.
Not only are these mid-rangers supposed to ship with the newest version of Android, optimized for buttery smooth performance and free of bloatware, but the exciting promise is they will receive no less than three major OS updates at the same time as the costlier Pixel 3 and 3 XL. Of course, a central part of the "pure ...
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