Is it because the software and hardware integration between the original mobile phone and the system was too poor, or is it because Google finally exerted its power and optimized the strength of Tensor SoC to correspond to the fingerprint recognition technology of the new generation of Pixel mobile phones. The fingerprint recognition response and even the battery life performance, which originally made users somewhat dissatisfied, have been improved. All in all, as long as there is progress, it should be a good thing. Continue reading the report below. The under-screen fingerprint recognition of Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro seems to have been greatly improved in the latest Android 13 beta version (as well as the battery life).
The under-screen fingerprint recognition of Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro seems to have been greatly improved in the latest Android 13 beta version (so is the battery life)
I don’t know what you think about buying Pixel 6 or Pixel 6 Pro? Although the fingerprint recognition effect of Pixel 6a is very good, it seems to be too responsive. After testing, even unregistered fingers and even other people’s fingers can be successfully unlocked.A bit NG. But recently, Google is getting closer to testing the latest beta version of the Android 13 system (see more:There are various signs that Android 13 may officially debut in September), seems to have simultaneously improved the performance of the flagship.
According to foreign media observations, some Pixel 6 series users who have updated to Android 13 Beta 4.1 reported that the response to the under-screen fingerprint recognition, which they originally thought was mediocre, seems to have improved after installing the latest version. Previously, the performance of this series of mobile phones in terms of fingerprint recognition was not really very good. Some people even felt that compared with other models with the same specifications, it seemed to be a bit delayed – it might even lie flat and not work. This situation is indeed a bit unpleasant on a flagship phone.
Now it seems that this situation has seen the light of day in the latest system update (I believe that if it is really to improve the hardware specifications, corrections should be provided for Android 12, right?). Foreign media Phone Arena also verified this experience, saying that after updating to the new test version, it does feel that the fingerprint recognition under the screen of the Pixel 6 Pro is faster and more accurate. I feel like there are a lot less problems.
The best thing is that usually after updating the system, the system may undergo a certain degree of reorganization process. So generally speaking, it seems that battery life is relatively unstable. But recently, someone on Reddit confirmed that after updating to Android 13 Beta 4.1, the battery life seems to have been improved (magical).
That is to say, even though the public beta is relatively late, the Android 13 system is theoretically very close to the stability of the official version. However, we still recommend that everyone make backups and be mentally prepared for the possibility of encountering support issues and having to flash back to the previous version. But if you feel ready and want to install the public beta version first to enjoy this improvement, you can click www.google.com/android/beta Start the public beta qualification and go to the system update in the system settings to start the installation.
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Source: KOCPC Chinese