New Sony Xperia Z4 images have leaked onto the Internet, however, there's really not much to go by with regards to its specs. Nevertheless, they give the general idea that Sony is about to release the phone within this year and target a rumored reveal during James Bond's movie 'Spectre' in May.

There have been numerous renders for the Sony Xperia Z4 over the past and the most recent one came from @onleaks, a mobile phone leaker on Twitter.

The purported pictures were also found on in2mobile some days ago with the device that could be Sony Xperia Z4 equipped with an image that pointed out the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 chipset, 3GB worth of RAM together with a 32GB onboard storage. The camera is set at 20 MP on the rear and a 5 MP upfront. Other rumored specifications include a 5.2" 1920 x 1080 Triluminous display and that the Sony Xperia Z4 may sport an Android 5.0 Lollipop in its wing.

During the recent MWC '15 in Barcelona, the well-awaited Xperia Z4 was not in the scene while other mobile phone brands had one by one unveiled. It would seem like Sony have kept a low-profile after a massive cyber-attack on the company which happened late last year. Most of Sony's employee emails and data were hacked during the production of the comedy movie about the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un known as 'The Interview'.

Electronically hi-jacked employee emails revealed important information especially concept art for what would be the new flagship phone, Sony Xperia Z4, which would be featured on the new James Bond movie, Spectre. Further on, Gizmodo reports that a presumed Sony mobile device called "The Elemental" would also be found on the James Bond related emails from Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton supporting that the Z4 would not just be on product-placement for the movie if it isn't on its way to the market.