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A Google filing from the Japan Patent Office (JPO) that was released on June 28, 2021 shows a tablet of sorts that resembles its yet to be released Pixel 6 smartphone, which is set to be unveiled on October 27, 2021. The patent sketches appear to have an all-screen design with ultra-thin bezels and rounded corners. Flip the device around, and you’ll find a rear housing that matches the front, but without a camera. Read more for the patent and additional pictures.
There may not be a rear camera pictured, but it’s confirmed to have a hole-punch selfie camera, a quad speaker setup (two up top + two at the bottom), and a USB-C port at the bottom. Depending on its release date, it should be running some form of Android 12, which features a more personalized experience, fluid motion + animations, redesigned system spaces, and more.
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Android 12 is packed with other useful experiences, like improved accessibility features for people with impaired vision, scrolling screenshots, conversation widgets that bring your favorite people to the home screen and ways for all your devices to work better together,” said Google.
