Google's next Pixel tablet will have notifications for fast-pair stylus charging

USI styluses will reportedly be supported by Google's future Pixel Tablet, and Android 13 QPR2 Beta 2 has just made some announcements regarding notifications for stylus charging. With this information, users of the Pixel Tablet will have a more simplified and practical experience using their stylus. A Rapid Couple Stylus According to 9to5Google, a trio of "fast pair stylus" strings for low-battery notifications similar to those you would receive from Bluetooth headphones have been added to Google Play services (for Wear OS, version 23.02.13). The functionality would give styluses three low battery alerts: "Battery becoming low," "Low battery," and "Very low battery," according to information released at the same time. Additionally, users will be prompted to "Consider charging soon," "Charge soon," and "Charge now" by these messages. Without exhausting the phone's battery, the Fast Pair Service (GFPS) uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to find nearby Bluetooth devices, enabling "magical" situations based on device proximity. This improvement enables connecting a stylus to the Pixel Tablet as simple as possible. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1140"] Image credit- Crast.net[/caption] According to XDA, Google's decision to extend the tried-and-true Fast Pair battery notifications to the stylus category makes complete sense. The "Droplet" Hinge Design for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 Is Focused on Less Creasing and a Waterproofing System. It is planned to upgrade the Settings Services app, which manages the Battery widget on the Pixel, with a generic "bt stylus" icon. This makes the Battery widget even more useful for consumers by enabling them to view the current percentage of their Pixel Tablet stylus battery life. Also Read: Why We Would Nominate Google Pixel Fold As The Best Foldable Consider charging. Although the charging method for the projected stylus is still a mystery, it appears likely that Google will implement a system that enables wireless charging. According to rumours, Google's inclusion of a USB-C connector on the pen would be unusually crude. The Pixel Tablet lacks a noticeable charging surface on the side corners, in contrast to the iPad Pro. Some people are confident Apple won't include the styluses with the first-generation Apple Pencil magnetic wireless charging technology. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="2183"] Image credit- NotebookCheck.net News[/caption] It is possible to assume at this stage that the screen's thicker bezel covers a charger of some kind. But this still has to be verified. The appearance of a new Google Chromecast in the Google Home app's preview caused many people to believe that a more potent "Pro" model was now under development. Also Read: Lenovo Wants to Charge Your Phone and Hold Your Webcam The search engine giant just unveiled a less expensive Chromecast with Google TV (HD). However, a recent leak indicates that Google may be getting close to releasing another. The most recent find probably represents a higher-end product with a few software and hardware upgrades. The most recent update to the Google Home app preview contained a hidden reference to the upcoming streaming gadget. The proposed new device has been assigned the codename "YTC."