Google casually tells us its next high-end flagship will not be called the Pixel 6 Pro

By Scott Marlette Last updated Jul 13, 2021

Although Google’s next flagship smartphones are seemingly three months away, we know plenty about them already. Perhaps in preparation of its new phones, the Mountain View company has given Android the biggest makeover in years and has also been working on an in-house chip for them for quite some time.

Equally deserving of mention are the rumored camera upgrades coming to the Pixel 6 family. The standard 6.4-inches model is expected to come with a 50MP main camera and a 12MP ultra-wide unit.

The bigger 6.71-inches variant will reportedly flaunt a triple camera array with a 50MP main shooter, a 48MP telephoto module, and a 12MP ultra-wide snapper. It will also allegedly have a 12MP selfie camera.

The new handsets are also likely to offer larger batteries, in-display fingerprint readers, and high refresh rates.

Rumors had claimed that the regular model would be known as the Pixel 6 and the higher-end model would be called the 6 Pro, which would have been out of character for Google. The company has sort of refuted those claims.

In the documentation for new Game Mode APIs released by Google, the names of the unreleased phones are mentioned and unless this is an error, they will be called Pixel 6 and 6 XL. This was first reported by XDA Developers.

Google mentions Pixel 6 and 6 XL in the&nbsp;Game Mode intervention request form for Pixel phones - Google casually tells us its next high-end flagship will not be called the Pixel 6 Pro

Google mentions Pixel 6 and 6 XL in the Game Mode intervention request form for Pixel phones

Although this isn’t exactly breaking news, it’s still interesting to see Google rebuff rumors regarding a change in the naming scheme in the most subtlest of ways.

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