Google Pixel 4a spotted on France's Covid-19 app listing

Google Pixel 4a's launch has reportedly been delayed to July.

Google Pixel 4a has leaked multiple times with all its details revealed. (Google/Edited)

Google Pixel 4a has been delayed to July according to some reports. The smartphone which we already know much about has leaked yet again. This time it's through a Covid-19 contact tracing app.

The Pixel 4a was spotted on France's ‘StopCovid' app device listing. Here, the Pixel 4a wasn't explicitly mentioned but the codename ‘Sunfish' appeared. If you've been keeping a track of Pixel 4a leaks and rumours you would know the smartphone has been codenamed Sunfish.

This is another confirmation for the new Pixel phone. But the launch has been delayed twice now. Google was expected to launch the Pixel 4a in May but it was reportedly delayed to June. It was later reported that the Pixel 4a will now make its debut in July.

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Based on multiple leaks and rumours, Pixel 4a is expected to feature a 5.8-inch display. The smartphone will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 730 chipset paired with 6GB of RAM and two storage options of 64GB and 128GB.

It will most likely sport a single 12.2-megapixel rear camera and an 8-megapixel selfie camera. The smartphone is also said to come with only 4G support. Colour options for the Pixel 4a include “Just Black” and “Barely Blue”.

Reports also strongly suggest that Google will not launch the Pixel 4a XL this time. This would be a first since Google's Pixel phones always come in pairs.