Google India has launched the launch date of its subsequent Pixel phone in India. According to a put up shared by Google India on Twitter, the company’s subsequent phone shall be unveiled on May 11.
Although it does not reveal the title of the handset, nevertheless in all probability the upcoming Pixel phone shall be Google Pixel 7a. The smartphone is rumoured to be revealed at Google I/O event on May 10 along with completely different key bulletins.
Google India’s tweet moreover reveals that the model new Pixel phone shall be obtainable throughout the nation by the use of Walmart-owned Flipkart. “How to point pleasure with out shouting? Asking for pal..Coming to @Flipkart on eleventh May,” the put up reads.
Flipkart has moreover created a microsite of the Pixel 7a. “The new Google Pixel phone is sort of proper right here! See you on May 11,” the online web page says. It moreover has a Notify Me button for these to acquire updates regarding the smartphone. No completely different particulars of the phone are shared however.
The teaser image reveals what appears to be a blue colour variant of Pixel 7a that features the an identical digital digital camera strip as Google Pixel 7.
Google Pixel 7a: What to anticipate
Google Pixel 7a shall be an fairly priced variant of Pixel 7 sequence. It is extra prone to embody toned down choices than the Pixel 7.
The handset is tipped to return again powered by Google Tensor G2 processor and can run on Android 14 out-of-the-box. The smartphone may get an updated digital digital camera system with a 64MP main digital digital camera paired with a 12MP ultra-wide sensor.
Google Pixel 7a will succeed the Pixel 6a. It is rumorued to return again with an updated 90Hz present. On the pricing entrance, Google Pixel 7a is alleged to carry a ticket of $499 that roughly interprets to ₹40,000. The predecessor Pixel 6a is selling at a lowered value of ₹27,999 on Flipkart correct now.
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