All eyes are on Google as the tech giant is currently working on its upcoming smartphone, the Google Pixel 7a, which is expected to launch this year at Google I/O developer conference.

While the company hasn’t officially announced anything related to the much-anticipated smartphone, there are a lot of speculations surrounding the Google Pixel 7a.

Recently, several renders of the upcoming smartphone leaked online which reveals key details related to the Pixel 7a’s design and expected colours.

Going by the leaked renders as shared by mysmartprice, the Google Pixel 7a will come in three colours in the shades of light blue, white and grey tone.

As of now, the official names that Google plans to use for these colours hasn’t been confirmed or revealed.

Talking about the smartphone’s design, we can expect the smartphone to feature a dual-rear camera set-up along with an LED flash. The smartphone will most likely feature a centred punch-hole notch. The leaked renders further reveal sizable bezels on all four sides of the device. Going by the layout, we can see similarities of the buttons on the side between the upcoming Google Pixel 7a and last generation device. Meanwhile, it is also reported that the Pixel 7a will come packed with 8GB of RAM and flaunt an updated camera bar design. The smartphone is also expected to flaunt a single SIM slot, USB-C for charging and waterproofing around the phone’s SIM tray. Google is upping the RAM from the 6GB of RAM offered by last year’s Pixel 6a.

The smartphone will be equipped with 128GB of storage, as per speculations. Earlier, it was speculated that the upcoming smartphone will most likely feature a Tensor G2 processor and wadopt wireless charging at 5W. Several reports also suggest that the Google Pixel 7a will pack a significant camera upgrade with a 50MP primary camera, 64MP telephoto camera and 12MP ultrawide camera.