Google hints at Pixel's foldable and PRO device

The first beta of Google's Android 13 quarterly platform release has been released, and developers have already found code that alluded to two new products.

 According to The Verge, these gadgets reportedly include the rumoured Pixel foldable and a new "Pro" tablet. Developer Kuba Wojciechowski posted code screencaps on Twitter that show a device called "Felix" in its unfolded and folded modes.

 The use of the device's cameras was also addressed. On the rear of the phone, these include a 10.8MP Samsung S5K3J1 telephoto lens and a 64-megapixel (MP) Sony IMX787 primary sensor.

 Additionally, the gadget might have an 8MP Sony IMX355 sensor inside and an additional Samsung S5K3J1 on the front. According to The Verge, the dual back camera arrangement of the foldable supports allegations that it can fold horizontally like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold.

 While animations spotted in Android 12L and an icon in Google's camera app suggest a phone that folds like a book, it appeared last year that Google was also developing a handset that folds clamshell-style.

 Wojciechowski discovered information about Google's future foldable device as well as references to a "Pro" tablet known as the "t6pro" or "tangorpro."

 Developers have discovered that the terms "t6" and "tangor" refer to the gadget. Google announced that it is working on an Android-powered tablet at I/O in May.

 Now that these codenames have the prefix "pro," it may be assumed that Google is also developing a more expensive model of the tablet, according to The Verge.

 A few months ago, Google Buds Pro were unveiled alongside the Pixel 6a smartphone. The Pixel Buds Pro are Google's version of its true wireless earbuds in the same way that Apple and Samsung each have their own Pro models available. Google has large shoes to fill in comparison to those two companies, especially after the Pixel Buds' underwhelming introduction last year.