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Google’s upcoming smartphone Pixel 4a may work with Snapdragon 730 or Snapdragon 765, rumored. According to Leakers, it could have either of the 2 Qualcomm Chipset or both.

We’ve been finding out about potential Pixel 4a code names for some time now. Three of them — Sunfish, Bramble, and Redfin — were as of late found by the people over at XDA Developers. Presently, 9to5Google has figured out how to uncover some more proof about the three aquatic monikers (Google’s go-to for secret phone names).

As per code found by the publication, Redfin and Bramble are connected with the SM7250 chipset, which is Qualcomm’s 5G Snapdragon 765 silicon. Sunfish, next, is a code name related to the SM7150 SoC which is the non-5G Snapdragon 730.

It’s hazy if the Pixel 4a will have a 5G variant with Snapdragon 765 ready. XDA Developers claims to have found a direct link between the Pixel 4a and the Sunfish code name. XDA Developers don’t truly reveal how it stopped by this disclosure, yet appears to be almost certain that the following mid-range Pixel will for sure sport the Snapdragon 730.

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Since there are different code names going around for the unreleased Pixel phone, we can’t be sure of Google’s plans at the time. At any rate, it appears to be conceivable that there’s a Pixel 4a that runs in demand for the Snapdragon 730, as XDA recommends.

Then, it likewise likely that there is a Pixel phone running on the most popular 5G Snapdragon 765 SoC. The Redfin and Bramble code names do suggest that. In any case, will that phone release in the Pixel 4a series? That is the quest no one but Google can answer at this moment, yet it was recently tipped that there will be no Pixel 4a XL this year. One possibility is that the Pixel 4a XL gets a 5G chipset and is known as the Pixel 4a 5G instead. The Pixel 4a XL may without a doubt releasing under this name, packing 5G regardless.

On another note, 9to5Google additionally dropped by the code name Needlefish which compares to the Snapdragon 855 chipset. Nonetheless, it is profoundly impossible that Google will house a lead SoC in its up and coming mid-range phone.