Firstly, just last week, Android Authority reported that the Pixel Tablet 2 was in the works, boasting upgrades like a better camera, a more powerful processor, and compatibility with a keyboard cover — all significant changes over the original Pixel Tablet.

Recently, we reported that Google had canceled the Pixel Tablet 3, the presumed name of the company’s third-generation tablet. That had led us to believe that the Search Engine company is likely ready to give up its tablet ambition after the unreleased Pixel Tablet 2.

To conclude, this series of failures has forced Google to halt its Pixel tablet series. However, Google’s potential exit from the tablet category might only be temporary. Some reports suggest that Google is planning to migrate ChromeOS to Android, which could create a unified operating system where Google could focus all its development resources.