Google is using beta 4 of Android 12. It includes some tips on the progress of the company.
Google Pixel 6 Pro // Source: Google
The release of Android 12 Beta 4 is not surprising. This was an event expected in August, but there are no further updates on this development phase. Here it is a consistency update.
It is possible Download and install on Google Pixel smartphones.
With regard to future Google projects, the most interesting is hidden in the files understood by the XDA site.
Exynos modem and Samsung camera
The new version of the Google Camera application hints that the main width-sensor of the Google Pixel 6 will be the Samsung GN1. The following character string was found: “gn1_wide_p21”.
This is not just the Samsung component As we can see in this pixel 6, The modem of the phone will have the note “g5123b”. According to cstark27 on Twitter, this is a direct reference to Samsung’s new 5G modem. The most recent is “g5123A”.
Oriole, Raven, Passport, “Slider” 4 of the 5 devices are referred to as “modem” g5123b “. The most recent Samsung Exynos (” shannon “) modem is 5123A.
– cstark27 (cstark_27) August 11, 2021
The Oriol and Raven phones mentioned in the tweet are the code names of Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. The Passport is the code name for Google’s foldable smartphone. We imagine that “slider” may be the name of the sliding screen phone under construction in Google.
Samsung Galaxy Pixel smartphone?
As far as we know that the LED screens of Google Pixel 6 are also made by Samsung, it is starting to make many components of the South Korean manufacturer in the smartphone.
Remember that refers to a bunch of tips That’s Google Tensor The Samsung Exynos 9855 SoC, customized by Google Groups, can actually be hidden.
The company seems to have relied heavily on Samsung’s work to build its Google Pixel 6. Samsung hardware and Google software, the successful cocktail that makes the best smartphone of the year?
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