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New look Minecraft is getting a visual overhaul.

Back in 2020, Mojang announced that it would be migrating all Minecraft Java edition accounts from Mojang to Microsoft. This is a mandatory change, and you should have been prompted to do so by ...

Google has unveiled the Pixel 9a in India, featuring the Tensor G4 chip, a redesigned body, and enhanced camera system. Priced from Rs 49,999, it offers a 6.3-inch display, 120Hz refresh rate ...

Google on Wednesday (March 19, 2025) launched Pixel 9a in India. The compact and ‘affordable’ smartphone in the entire Pixel 9 series line up, the Google Pixel 9a uses the same Tensor G4 ...

Google has announced its latest mid-range phone, and it looks like a real rival to the iPhone 16e. Not only does the Pixel 9a cost £100 less than Apple's latest, it also has a brighter screen. It's ...

Google has announced its latest budget smartphone, the Pixel 9a, which does away with the iconic camera bar by making the cameras smaller. The tech giant claims the new model offers an ideal balance ...

Google’s Pixel 9a doesn’t just look like a strong successor to last year’s Pixel 8a; this budget-friendly phone also looks like the best phone that won’t break the bank. It’s not only ...

Google announced its new entry-level phone, the Pixel 9a, on March 19. Starting at $499, it's a slightly scaled-back version of Google's flagship Pixel 9 phone, which starts at $799. Despite its ...

Learn more. Google originally said the Pixel 9a would be available for preorder today and ship on March 26. However, at the last minute, the company stated the new handset wouldn't go on sale ...

Google has officially announced the Pixel 9a, the most affordable entrant in the Pixel 9 series. The new model starts at $499 and will be available in April. The Pixel 9a features the same design ...

Can't choose between them? Here's what sets the $499 Pixel 9a and the $799 Pixel 9 apart. I’m one of PCMag’s mobile analysts. That means I check out phones, hotspots, and mobile networks.