Top Google exec caught using a Pixel 4a

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The Google Pixel 4a is coming on May 22 and it will have a punch hole for the selfie camera. The latter fact became clear from a seemingly innocent shared screenshot by Google's SVP of Hardware, Rick Osterloh.

The screenshot of him getting an Earth badge on Fitbit has a blank space in the top left corner that's reserved for the physical punch hole, which pushes the clock and the rest of the status bar to the side.
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That's not all we know about the upcoming Google Pixel 4a. There have been two camera leaks that show off both the image quality and reveal that the Pixel 4a indeed will have just the one lens.

Apple already laid strong claim to the midrange market with its entry-level iPhone SE (2020) and we've known that Google is prepping a Pixel 4a for some time now. May 22 can't come soon enough.

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