According to a developer, Google may be developing a new tablet and a second foldable phone. The developer uploaded a snapshot of the code from Google's Android 13 Quarterly Platform Release 1 (QPR1) beta, which details the camera features of a different foldable phone from the tech giant. A Sony IMX787 primary sensor, a Sony IMX386 ultra-wide angle lens, and a Samsung S5k3J1 telephoto lens could make up the phone's triple back camera configuration, the developer said, citing the code. The business was said to be developing a foldable phone early this year.
A developer named Kuba Wojciechowsk recently posted screenshots of the code from Google's Android 13 QPR1 beta version on Twitter. The developer found two new devices that Google may be working on hidden in the company's code. The first device, code-named "Felix," is rumoured to be a foldable phone, and the second device, code-named "T6Pro" or "tangorpro," is rumoured to be a high-end tablet. Wojciechowsk published the camera specifications of Google's alleged foldable phone in the same Twitter thread.
Wojciechowsk claims that the foldable phone from Google, code-named "Felix," will have a triple back camera configuration. An IMX787 primary sensor, an IMX386 ultra-wide angle lens, and an S5K3J1 telephoto lens are believed to be featured on the device. According to reports, it has an IMX355 sensor on the internal display. The phone might include an S5k3J1 telephoto selfie camera on the outside of the display.
The high-end tablet from Google, codenamed "T6Pro" or "tangorpro," was also mentioned by Wojciechowsk. He went on to say that the tablet is still under development and that there are no hints in the code that it will alter. An previous rumour claimed that Google's "Pipit" foldable phone had been discovered on the testing platform Geekbench.
Tensor SoC was rumoured to be present in the "Pipit" smartphone. According to Wojciechowsk, the previously spotted "Pipit" foldable smartphone is not the same as "Felix." The developer added that by the time the rumoured foldable smartphone is released, the Tensor SoC will be out of date. Another story suggests that Google's foldable phone would be known as the Pixel Fold or Pixel Notepad.
