A Camera-Free Take on Google's Pixel 9a

The Pixel 9a is shaking things up in the world of smartphone design. New renders of the device have leaked, showcasing a flat camera module that ditches the iconic camera bar that's become synonymous with Google's recent smartphones. Gone are the days of the distinctive visor that sets apart Google's devices from the rest. Instead, the cameras on the Pixel 9a are flush with the rest of the device, similar to some LG phones before the company left the smartphone market.

It's not the first time we've seen a prototype of the Pixel 9a, but this latest leak gives us a better look at the device's design. Without the camera bar, the Pixel 9a's back is surprisingly plain. The only notable feature on the back is the flash, which is situated to the right side. This change in design adds a fresh spin to the Pixel series, which has become known for its distinctive camera bar. It's not uncommon for leaks to share dimensions and other details about upcoming devices, but this time, @OnLeaks and Android Headlines kept those under wraps. Fans of the Pixel series are left wondering what to expect from the new design.

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