Another teaser image, leading up to the poster, has another interesting tagline: “Losing light after twilight?” This is very obviously alluding to Google’s home-grown Night Sight camera mode, to which the Pixel 3 owes its status as one of the best smartphones for low-light photography. Although the Pixel 3a won’t be as powerful as last year’s models, it’s very likely going to run the same Google Camera app that’s available on its bigger brethren, and thus have support for some of the same coveted features.

Speaking of power and specs, here’s what we know about the Pixel 3a so far (based on leaks and rumors, of course):

• Processor: Snapdragon 670
• RAM: 4GB
• Storage: 64GB, no microSD
• Battery: 3,000mAh
• Charging: 18-watt fast charge

As for pricing, the Pixel 3a is expected to come with a $400 price tag for the 64GB version, while the Pixel 3a XL is likely going to set you back $500 for the same storage capacity.