Google is developing the Pixel Tablet 2

After a good year since the release of the Pixel Tablet, it is quite normal that the web is flooded with numerous rumors and theories about the possible release of a successor. Its arrival is inevitable, as the Pixel Tablet has been quite well received by users. The latest and currently unconfirmed information is that the Pixel Tablet 2 could be available as early as the end of May. 

But there are some small signs that the Pixel 2 tablet PC is almost here. The March beta version of Android 14 (QPR3 Beta 1) included only one feature update with AI-powered Circle to Search. Some have delved into the code and found two pieces of information that indicate the possible arrival of a new tablet. 

The first is the “Adaptive Touch” feature as a setting. The text string for this feature was found along with "touch sensitivity will automatically adjust to your environment, activities, and screen saver." This function cannot be activated yet. Another piece of information is the hardware codenames Clementine and Kiyomi, which are hybrid sweet tangerines and yet another hybrid fruit. As a reminder, the first Pixel Tablet was codenamed TangorPro, and Tangor is also a hybrid fruit. 

Google presented the Pixel Tablet at its I/O conference last year. Now is obviously the time to continue the story, because thanks to the good components, the #141 performed excellently, and the most important component was the charger or the charging station with the speaker. Users could use the Pixel Tablet as a regular tablet for most of the day, then dock it and use it as a digital display or as a speaker.