5 Google Pixel 9 features you won't get on the Pixel 9a
Google's finally taken the wraps off the Pixel 9a, its next midrange smartphone. On paper, it looks like a hell of a bargain: for $500, you get a Tensor G4 chipset, a comparatively huge 5,100 mAh battery, and a quality plastic and aluminum build.
Google is rolling out a new 'battery health assistance' feature - and you don't have the option to turn it off. Here's why.
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