The Google Pixel 10a makes incremental improvements to our favorite budget phone, but is it actually worth an upgrade?

The Pixel 10a ($499) is Google’s latest mid-range phone. It’s a minor update over last year’s Pixel 9a, but the changes are skin deep.

Soon after Google gave us our first glimpse of the Pixel 10a, it attracted plenty of heat. Looks identical to its predecessor. A no-upgrade chip situation. A similar status for the camera. And display ...

Given that the Google Pixel 9a was our pick for the best budget phone during its 12-month reign, Google’s decision to stick to the script with the follow-up is entirely understandable.

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Apple's iPhone 17E is officially out at a $599 price, bringing a nice set of upgrades to its more affordable iPhone. If you ...

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From a new iPhone to a budget-friendly MacBook, Apple announced a series of new products this week.