today took the wraps off its first 5G-ready phones, the , and the . The phones have the same Snapdragon 765G inside, and also share an identical dual-camera system that has a 12.2MP main camera and a 16MP ultra-wide-angle unit. The front camera is 8MP.
Google is clearly not vying for the premium segment here, and its almost-flagship, the Pixel 5, offers a few extras over the $499 Pixel 4a (5G), such as a 90Hz screen, wireless charging, water resistance, a slightly larger battery, and more RAM. All of this is for $699, and the price could surely put off a lot of …
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