A mobile phone that has not yet been officially released has been bought by others, and it is even suspected that the new setting functions have been extracted and transplanted into existing mobile phones (!). This is not called advance deployment. What is advance deployment? Obviously, Google, which has been plagued by previous Pixel leaks, has already announced new feature settings that can save performance and power consumption on the Android 13 page. But driven by success and even early launch on existing flagship phones? This kind of situation is really rare. Continue reading The text of a report that someone suspected that the original power-saving settings of the Pixel 7 Pro were ported to the Pixel 6 Pro in advance (actually!).
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Someone has transplanted what seems to be the original power-saving settings of the Pixel 7 Pro to the Pixel 6 Pro in advance (actually!)
Although silently preparing related function support for next-generation flagships in the new system, it should not be a new thing (for example, the latest lock screen related functions of iOS 16 are regarded as preparing for the iPhone’s AOD “always on display” specification). Therefore, many people will systematically explore the possible future directions of various software and hardware companies.
However, such a passive rhythm has come to a point where even Google’s new generation Pixel 7 series seems to be available for purchase and experience directly online. There seems to be a drastic change between master and slave?
While everyone is still immersed in Pixel 6a, you can also start it through crackingSmoother 90Hz display refresh ratewhen in surprise. The third party’s Kirisakura-Kernel actually took the lead in providing power-saving options that are believed to be available in the new Pixel 7 Pro phone in advance on the Pixel 6 Pro.
This option is actually familiar to users of other Android brands. It can reduce the screen resolution to a lower resolution screen resolution setting that is more friendly to battery life and system response (from 1440p QHD+ to 1080p FHD+). But for the Android 13 native system, which has just been released as an official version, it is a function that has not yet been officially provided to users.
According to display drivers believed to be for the Pixel 7 Pro, there’ll be a native 1080p mode exposed.
Android 13 very not coincidentally has a new setting page for resolution switching, which is very likely in preparation for this: https://t.co/xOniMEkL52 https://t.co/62tzoYeTOn pic.twitter.com/5Dpirr3V7d
— Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) May 27, 2022
Thanks to the ultra-fast deployment of system cracking masters, it is said that Kirisakura-Kernel has now also provided such function options for Pixel 6 Pro. It’s unclear whether this is a new setting launched from Android 13, or a driver obtained from the Pixel 7 Pro from nowhere. But for Pixel 6 Pro users, if they feel that it is not bad at a slight sacrifice in resolution, they should be able to enjoy “theoretically” better system response and battery life.
But this presupposes that you must know how to brush the Kernel! Please also remember that performing such a flash operation may not only cause warranty issues, but also risk failure. It is recommended that you think twice. That is to say, maybe when the Pixel 7 Pro is launched, other Pixel phones may receive such a function.
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Source: KOCPC Chinese