The Google Pixel tablet will be sized 11 inches and arrive at storage facilities 128 and 256 GBaccording to information obtained from its passage through the Indian regulator for certification.

After years of abandoning the tablet segment and letting Apple dominate sales with the iPad, Google has announced several measures improve Android tablets. One of them was the launch of Android 12L, a special version of Android designed for the needs of products with unconventional screen formats such as foldable phones as well as large formats such as tablets.

Google Pixel tablet

Another part of Google’s strategy is development Own-brand Pixel models the same way as on mobile. Although it was briefly announced at the Google I/O 2022 developer conference, the company has not offered any further details since then. But we had leaks.

The latter talks about its display size and specifically the diagonal of 10.95 inches. It is not known if it will be LCD or if Google will use OLED to step it up. The storage capacities would be 128 and 256 Gbytes, which is sufficient for tablet use. It would also offer state-of-the-art connectivity features such as WiFi 6 and certainly a special version with broadband support 5G.

It’s not confirmed, like any of the above, but the new Google Pixel tablet is believed to be powered by a variant of Google Tensor, a custom SoC built in-house by the internet giant for the Pixel 6. It is certain that this engine will be accompanied by a sufficient amount of RAM, along with a camera system of the usual good performance in Pixel mobiles and typical accessories such as a case and a stylus, the Universal Stylus Initiative (USI) 2.0, which would be included in the defect of the device.

As for the software, Google is known to be testing a version Android 13 only 64 bit for a device codenamed “Tangor” believed to correspond to this custom tablet. Among the benefits of stopping 32-bit app support is that it would reduce the codebase needed for this Pixel’s optimized Android, as well as usage like memory.

It should be said that Google has been paving the way for 64-bit versions of Android for years, and as of mid-2019, it requires developers to include 64-bit builds in the apps they submit to the Google Play Store. The practical beginning of this strategy.

No price or availability date is known, although we should learn more at Google’s October 6 event for the Pixel 7 and Pixel Watch. We already told you.