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The Google Pixel 7 series is announced next week. (Picture/Official website)
Google’s new flagship Pixel 7 series is expected to be officially released on October 6 next week, and there is more evidence that it will support facial recognition. In the previous Pixel series, only the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL have face unlocking.
Because the Android source code revealed that last year’s Pixel 6 Pro has a face unlock feature, there have been rumors that Google may add it through an update, but there is no news so far. Technician Mishaal Rahman dug out the system-related files of the Pixel 7 series and wrote an introduction to “android.hardware.biometrics.face”, which means face unlocking, including both Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. However, it is still uncertain when the Pixel 7 series will actually support it.
The Pixel 7 series related documents say that it supports face unlock. (Photo/Mishaal Rahman)
This is not the first time that there is evidence that the Pixel 7 series is expected to be equipped with face unlocking. The recent Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 update was also found in its code. Google has added an operation guide for face unlocking, so the face Unlocking may be followed by the Pixel 6 Pro.
Mishaal Rahman also said that the Pixel 7 series will support eSIM MEP, which allows the phone to use two sets of phone numbers at the same time through a single set of eSIM, but may be available in different versions in different countries like Apple’s iPhone.
In addition, according to the current rumors about the specifications of the Pixel 7 series, the biggest upgrade in hardware is the second-generation Tensor processor G2. Others are only slightly different from the previous generation, including the camera, which mainly relies on software to enhance the new experience.
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