Google Pixel 7a: Leaked specifications reveal potential features of upcoming smartphone

Tech tipster Debayan Roy has leaked the key specifications for the Google Pixel 7a, which is expected to be launched at the Google I/O 2023 event. Roy revealed details about the phone's display, CPU, optics, and software specs on Twitter. The front of the phone is likely to be a 6.1-inch FHD+ 90Hz OLED panel, with a centre punch hole for the selfie camera. The phone is expected to use the Tensor G2 chip, which was also used in the Pixel 7 series, for performance. It will have LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 storage version, and will run Android 13. The phone will support 5W wireless charging. The camera system will include a 64 MP Sony IMX787 and a 12MP ultra-wide sensor on the back, with Optical Image Stabilisation. At this moment, there is no information available about the front camera.



Earlier leaks suggest that the 7a will be similar in design to the Pixel 7, with a similar camera module housing the Google logo in the centre. However, the bezels on the front are likely to be thicker than those on the flagship model. The phone will feature upgrades in refresh rate, cameras, charging tech, and more from its predecessors, according to current leaks.


The Google I/O event is expected to bring Pixel fans waiting for the latest 'a' series phone to the May 10 event, where a lot of cool stuff ranging from Pixel devices to new software features and improvements will be announced.

FAQs

Q1: When is Google Pixel 7a expected to launch?
The Google Pixel 7a is expected to launch at Google I/Oevent on May 10.

Q2: What camera specifications are expected for the Google Pixel 7a?
The camera system will include a 64 MP Sony IMX787 and a 12MP ultra-wide sensor on the back, with Optical Image Stabilisation.