In the Google Pixel Tablet review, it was described as “a great idea indeed of a few software updates,” however, it looks precisely as though Google is keen to take a second excellent swing at the device, based on new codenames and other relevant features appearing in the latest Android beta update.
Meanwhile, those codenames are Clementine and Kiyomi, and as noted by 9to5Google, they follow the fruit theme set by the original Pixel Tablet. Also, the first slate had internal good codenames such as Tangor and Tangorpro while in the development stage and procedural process as such, though only the latter device could and was able to be launched.
Meanwhile, it was noted that the Pixel Tablet Dock also has codenames such as Korlan and Yuzu. The existence of two additional codenames implies that Google was considering releasing a charging dock without a speaker, though it has never materialized.
However, all the aforementioned codenames are related to fruits and citrus fruits in general, are particularly noted as such as far as coding and programming are concerned, and are noted nationwide.
Notably, Google would of course make sure Android devices and components properly supported the device while it was being tested, hence the appearance of the codenames in the beta.
In addition, it was noted that we have already decided what we want to see from the Google Pixel Tablet 2. At the top of the wish list is a bigger and better screen, while we’d also welcome a bigger battery. Google believes this would bring more happiness to users nationwide.
