For months now, we’ve been tracking three codenames tied to the lineup of Made by Google’s 2020 Pixel phones!

Since we began hearing about these codenames, we’ve been warning that the Pixel 5 that will be released — presumably this fall — may not have the “flagship” specs that Pixel fans are used to.

Rather than coming up empty, as usual, instead, he seems to have found names for the entire 2020 Google Pixel lineup.

However, instead of revealing the upcoming Pixel 4a and the expected two models of Pixel 5, the Google app does not list a “Pixel 5 XL” and instead lists bramble as the “Pixel 4a (5G).” See for yourself.

That would mean that this “Pixel 4a (5G)” and the Pixel 5 — which could very well launch side by side this fall — will run on the same main hardware.

Outside of that, Google may differentiate the two devices based on their other specs and features.

It’s still too early to speculate, as this is uncharted territory for Google, who has always launched two variants of each Pixel phone — a standard version and an upsized “XL” version

For 2020, Google is clearly launching three distinct phones with three distinct purposes