While the recently released Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 update for Pixel devices doesn’t include many changes for users, it has revealed quite a few details about unreleased Pixel devices. The update not only includes references to two unannounced Pixel devices, codenamed Felix and Lynx, but also gives us a look at the Pixel Tablet’s docking capabilities. Additionally, code spotted in the release suggests that Google could be working on a “Pro” version of the Pixel Tablet.
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Google unveiled the Pixel Tablet at its I/O developer conference in May. While the company didn't share any details about the tablet at the event, we've learned quite a bit about the product in the past few months . One important detail we do know about the Pixel Tablet is that Google internally refers to it by the codenames Tangor and T6.
Developer Kuba Wojciechowski has spotted a new device codenamed Tangorpro and T6Pro in Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1, suggesting that Google could be working on a “Pro” variant of the Pixel Tablet. For now, the “Pro” variant appears to be in the early stages of development. The code currently doesn’t indicate any differences between the two models, but that should change in future releases. We’ll be keeping an eye out for more information about the alleged Pixel Tablet Pro and will be sure to update as soon as we learn more.
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Based on recent leaks, we know that the Pixel Tablet could feature Google's first-generation Tensor SoC. Given that Google has already shared some details about the Tensor G2, we suspect that the "Pro" model could pack the second-generation Tensor SoC.
Information source: xda-developers.com
