At a recent I/O event, Google confirmed the Pixel 7 series as the next upcoming flagship lineup. Since then, the leaks and rumors are started surfacing through online platforms. This week, we have also seen the Pixel 7 prototype real-life images.
In addition to this, it was also reported Google Pixel 7 series smartphone display will be the same as of Pixel 6 lineup. Now, the new information reveals that a developer using the Google Pixel 6 Pro smartphone is able to use the Pixel 7 Pro display driver to use Android 13 new settings.
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By using the Pixel 7 Pro's display driver on the Pixel 6 Pro, Android 13's screen resolution setting becomes available, and the resolution can be changed to 1080p.
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The Pixel 7 Pro’s display driver can enable the Android 13’s ability to change the display resolution on the Pixel 6 Pro smartphone. For your information, the Android 13 will have a new setting page for resolution switching. It means the user can switch screen resolution from high-resolution (1080p) to the highest resolution (14440p).
Following this information, it is expected that Google Pixel 7 Pro has a 1440p display and possibly support settings to change the resolution to 1080p. However, the existing Google Pixel 6 Pro currently does not has this feature.
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According to the Pixel 7 prototype images, the upcoming smartphone has a matte silver finish bar on the back side with a similar camera bar and overall design to the Pixel 6. On the backpack side, the camera module has two lenses that hint this is Pixel 7 because the Pixel 7 Pro will have a triple camera system. Read more
(Via: XDA developers)
