Mishal Rahman of XDA Developers posted on Twitter that the source code of Android 13 suggested that the Google Pixel Tablet may only support 64-bit apps.
“Move tangor to 64-bit only” statement
Rahman said the Google Pixel Tablet, codenamed ‘tangor’, may be limited to 64-bit apps only.
Restricting support to only 64-bit apps reduces memory consumption, but it also means that 32-bit apps can’t run on the Google Pixel Tablet, Rahman wrote.
Interesting: “Move tangor to 64-bit only”
Tangor, the rumored Pixel Tablet, may ship with a 64-bit-only build of Android 13. That should reduce memory use, but it means the tablet won’t be able to run any 32-bit apps.https://t .co/C3d3Y5pS24 pic.twitter.com/1SKh3pPcG6
— Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) August 16, 2022
Pointed out that 64-bit applications have become popular for the past three years
Regarding this prediction, Notebookcheck says that Google will require developers to publish 64-bit apps on the Google Play store from mid-2019, and that there is no problem even if 32-bit apps are not supported.
Source: Notebookcheck
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