Google previously announced that it will launch the Pixel tablet in 2023, and the tablet will be equipped with the Google Tensor chip like the phone. According to code discovered in Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 by developer Kuba Wojciechowski, Google may be launching a Pixel Pro tablet.
According to the previously revealed information, the internal code name of the Google Pixel tablet is Tangor or T6, and the word T6Pro appears in the latest code of Android 13. It is not clear the difference between the two tablets.
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More information on the Pixel tablet appeared in Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1. The animation shows a tablet device charging on what appears to be a dock. Additionally, a separate animation shows the Google Assistant logo when placed on the dock, suggesting that the Pixel tablet may serve as a rumored detachable Nest Hub device.
Other changes include additional eSIM support, new animations for split-screen mode, a setting that shows the Pixel’s battery health, and the return of unified search. In addition, it is reported that the Google Pixel tablet will be equipped with two 8-megapixel Sony IMX355 sensors, one in front and one behind, and will not support 4K recording, slow motion, and other functions.
At the same time, the Google Pixel tablet does not yet have a proximity sensor and barometer sensors, which means that the tablet’s applicable scenarios are limited to the home, not in the middle of the journey. The code also indicates that the Google Pixel tablet will use a development board called “Citron,” which means the tablet will be powered by the first-generation Tensor chip.
According to information found by reliable Android revealer Mishaal Rahman, Google said in the submission that it “moved tangor to 64-bit only”, and tangor broke the code name of the Pixel tablet, which means that the Pixel tablet may aggressively only support 64-bit.
According to 9to5Google’s report in June, the Google Pixel tablet will be equipped with several metal contacts on the back, and users can place the tablet on a special base called “Google Dock” to better use the tablet at home.
