Coming soon to an e-graveyard near you is Google’s highly-rated Pixel 3a smartphone. Released only one year ago, this list-topping Android device is being quietly discontinued by Google — despite rave reviews and success on the market.
Why Google’s killing it

For many smartphone users, a big question remains: Why is Google getting rid of this gem of a phone just one year after it was released? In short, to make room for the new Pixel 4a smartphone. Like the Pixel 3a, the 4a model will serve as a lower-priced alternative to Google’s current flagship smartphone, the Pixel 4.
The tech company also needs to stay competitive in the market. Other smartphone makers began producing midrange alternatives to their more expensive models after seeing the success of the Pixel 3a. Apple, for example, brought back its low-cost, compact iPhone SE and Samsung launched the affordable and compelling Galaxy A50.
Now, Google needs to keep up with its new-found competition. And while the launch date and specifics haven’t been announced yet, the Pixel 4a is rumored to have a larger display screen, better performance, faster processor and improved camera. Insiders also predict that it may be offered at an even lower initial sale price than the Pixel 3a.
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