Google Pixel 6a is expected to arrive at the Google IO 2022 that kicks off on May 11. There has been a lot said about the Pixel 6a, but one thing that is certain is that this upcoming Pixel phone is likely a trimmed-down version of the Pixel 6, which was launched last year. That means the Pixel 6a is not going to have certain features. For instance, according to a new report, the Pixel 6a may not ship with the Pixel 6's nifty camera feature called the Motion Mode. This is essentially a mode available only on Pixel 6 for now that lets you add blurs to the moving objects in an image.
XDA Developers has reported that the code that displays Pixel Tips about Motion Mode does not carry the name "bluejay," which is the codename for the Pixel 6a. That means Google has made some compromises with the Pixel 6a, possibly to bring down the price relative to the mid-range. The speculation why the Pixel 6a would lack that feature is the lack of the 50-megapixel camera on the Pixel 6a. According to rumours, the Pixel 6a will not come with a 50-megapixel camera, which is required by the Motion Mode feature to work effectively. The Pixel 6a is expected to come with a 12.2-megapixel camera on the back - similar to previous Pixel phones.