Google plans to launch a Pixel Tablet in 2023, which was first announced earlier this year, and which is expected to arrive with Android 13 pre-installed along with a whole catalog of applications optimized for the Pixel Tablet. However, as we read in lilliputingit seems that these optimizations would be deeper than expected.
In principleThe Google Pixel Tablet could be the first Android device to hit the market with only 64-bit app support., something that would leave out older applications that do not have support for this type of hardware. Stop supporting this type of applications It implies a lighter system, and therefore, lower resource consumption and higher performance.
However, this does not exactly mean the end of the world. At the level of applications generally used, Google requires developers since mid-2019 that all applications submitted after that date have 64-bit buildssomething that also includes updates to existing applications.
This is the beginning of the end of 32-bit applications, a death more than announced but resists the large number of devices that still exist with this type of architecture.
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