Pixel 6 leak teases big camera improvements for Google’s next flagship

The Pixel 6 series is easily one of the most exciting Android phones set to launch in the second half of the year, given the recent leaks. Google has planned a radical redesign for the handset, two leakers claimed. The Pixel 6 will feel familiar, although the design is unlike anything seen before on a Pixel handset. We’re still looking at a hole-punch all-screen on the front, which is the expected design for any Android flagship nowadays. On the back, the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro will get a massive camera bump running horizontally near the top of the phone from side to side. The Pixel 6 Pro will be the first Pixel ever to feature a triple-lens camera system, while the Pixel 6 will pack two cameras on the back.

The camera experience will remain one of the phone’s highlights, as with previous Pixel generations. A previous Pixel 6 specs leak further emphasized what we’ve already suspected. The significant redesign will be paired with high-end hardware, including Google’s custom processor. Codenamed Whitechapel, the chip’s purpose is to bring over an improved chip for AI features and Google’s next-gen ISP processor that will be involved in the next-gen camera experience. A brand new leak details other exciting upgrades coming to the Pixel 6 handsets.