It's normal to see 'leaks' all the time, but it's another thing for companies to reveal something completely by accident. At least, that's what seemed to have happened when Google revealed the Pixel Buds A-series on Twitter.
According to 9to5Google, Google revealed the Pixel Buds A-series on Twitter yesterday. You can tell that it's either a deliberate leak or a mistake, as the tweet was soon removed. Anyway, the tweet doesn't really tell us much, except that the new Pixel Buds A comes with quality sound and supports one-tap Bluetooth pairing. This suggests that it may support NFC pairing.
In terms of design, it doesn't look like Google made a lot of changes. In fact, the Pixel Buds A look identical to the Pixel Buds 2 that was launched last year. But like the Pixel phones, the A-series moniker could mean that it's a more affordable model. In that case, it may lack key features like active noise cancelling.
If we're not mistaken, Google could officially unveil this at this year's Google I/O, which will be held from 18 to 20 May 2021. We can probably expect Google to introduce Android 12 at the event too. Other than that, what else are you expecting to see? Let us know in the comments, and stay tuned to TechNave for more news.
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