#Pixel ecosystem

According to insider sources cited by Android Authority, the Pixel Tablet 2, codenamed "kiyomi," has reportedly been canceled. The Pixel Tablet 2 was rumored to feature Google’s Tensor G4 chipset and was expected to launch in 2025. There was earlier speculation that Google had scrapped the Pixel Tablet 3, a model rumored for 2027 with a Tensor G6 chip. However, sources have clarified that the canceled device is actually the Pixel Tablet 2. With no official statement from Google, it’s unclear whether the company plans to continue with future Pixel tablets or focus its efforts elsewhere. In the meantime, let us know your thoughts—does Google’s rumored decision to cancel the Pixel Tablet 2 make sense? Not to be outdone by its rival Apple when it released the iPad Pro a couple weeks back, Google unveils its own “big” tablet in the form of the new Android-based Google Pixel C. Instead of going full bore on the screen size like what Apple did on the iPad Pro, Google took a more modest approach and equipped the Pixel C with a 10.2-inch display with a max brightness level of 500 nit and a screen resolution of 2560 x 1800 that equates to a pixel density of 308 ppi. Read more in our articles including "Google Reportedly Cancels Pixel Tablet 2 Development" and "Google Outs Pixel C, 10.2-inch Android Marshmallow Tablet".