This is the same story we've heard before -- a phone that looks and feels like its predecessor. But if it's not broken, why fix it -- what's left to change?

Google sent me a “Berry” Pixel 10a to review. It’s definitely the most playful of the four colors that the phone comes in. The other colors are lavender (blue-like purple), fog (light gray), and ...

Google announced the March Pixel Drop on Tuesday, revealing new features and changes for Pixel devices. You can now customize your own Calling Cards and share your Find Hub-compatible trackers with ...

Google’s Pixel 10a is set to arrive on March 5th, but if you’d prefer the more powerful Google Pixel 10, Woot is currently selling it unlocked through March 6th for $599 ($200 off) with 128GB of ...

The new Pixel 10a has faster charging, a brighter screen, no telephoto lens and last year’s processor. Can this mid-range phone really be Google's flagship killer?

Stylish doesn’t mean fragile, though. The Pixel 10a is also a more durable phone, thanks to a layer of Corning Gorilla Glass 7i over the display panel. It’s much stronger and more scratch-resistant ...

The story of the Pixel 10a is one of small changes, so let’s start with the outside. The phone is available in four colors: lavender (pictured), berry, fog and obsidian. Photos ...

The Pixel 10a is Google's latest budget phone, but it features the same processor and camera quality as the Pixel 9a, making it a bit of an awkward upgrade.

Trying to review the Pixel 10a feels like trying to bridge two completely separate narratives into one cohesive story.

The Pixel 10A won't replace Google's Pixel 10, but its lower-than-Apple price combined with AirDrop might make it easier to switch from iOS.

Notably, the $499 Pixel 10a configuration offers 128GB of storage. If that's not enough, you'll have to spring up for the 256GB variant, which costs $599, the same as the iPhone 17e. I'll have to test ...

The Pixel 10a review tells the story of a Pixel phone that isn't much different than the Pixel 9a, but is still good enough ...