Christian de Looper / BGR The Pixel 10a is Google's latest budget-friendly phone, landing at the same $500 price point as the previous-generation Pixel 9a . Like the 9a, the Pixel 10a is built to offer access to Google's take on Android, solid camera chops, and more, without breaking the bank. But the Pixel 10a is an interesting release. At first glance, you'd be hard-pressed to find a single difference between it and the Pixel 9a. There isn't even a new chip — the Pixel 10a still has the Google Tensor G4 chip, the same camera hardware, and more or less the same design as last year's model. So, if all that is the same as before, what exactly is the point of the Google Pixel 10a? Design Christian de Looper / BGR The first thing you'll notice about the Pixel 10a's design, apart from the fact that it's mostly the same as the Pixel 9a, is the fully flat back. The Google Pixel 9a already had what Google called a flush camera on the back of the phone, but in reality, it wasn't actually flush.…