Ahead of the Pixel 11 launch, Google Contacts for Android has gained strings detailing upcoming support for HiLight.
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Version 4.85 of Google Contacts outlines how the app will support HiLight, which is codenamed “glow” in strings, by letting you assign a “glow color” to your favorite contacts when they call.
- <string name=”glow_enable_favorite_calls”>Tap to configure HiLight for favorite callers</string>
- <string name=”glow_promo_card_subtitle”>Assign a custom glow color for when they call</string>
- <string name=”glow_promo_card_title_no_contact_name”>Add a notification color</string>
The available Pixel 11 HiLight colors are Blue, Cyan, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple, Teal, White, and Yellow.
This lines up with recent leaks, where the other launch functionality is rumored to be Gemini status when the phone is face down.
Support for HiLight in Google Contacts matches how Pixel VIPs is integrated with the app.
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