Did a search and cannot find this information posted anywhere, so here goes...
Google Pixel 6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6nPQrPhCq4&t=3s
Google Pixel 6 PRO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyEmChOMAN0
He does make a note in the Pro video where he swaps the glass and finds out it has to be done by Google due to the FPS being glued to the screen and when the glass is replaced the sensor has to be removed from old glass, glued to new glass or sent back to google.
However, an article I read yesterday on this site states google has a FPS calibration tool to calibrate the security off the FPS to a different processor
https://www.androidcentral.com/google-releases-pixel-6-fingerprint-scanner-calibration-tool
Only one small mmWave antenna? Why? S21 has two, one on each side, and read a mmWave spec and it suggested phones have four antennas. Granted, mmWave for most of the country is just a dream... and will remain a dream.
Google Pixel 6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6nPQrPhCq4&t=3s
Google Pixel 6 PRO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyEmChOMAN0
He does make a note in the Pro video where he swaps the glass and finds out it has to be done by Google due to the FPS being glued to the screen and when the glass is replaced the sensor has to be removed from old glass, glued to new glass or sent back to google.
However, an article I read yesterday on this site states google has a FPS calibration tool to calibrate the security off the FPS to a different processor
https://www.androidcentral.com/google-releases-pixel-6-fingerprint-scanner-calibration-tool
Only one small mmWave antenna? Why? S21 has two, one on each side, and read a mmWave spec and it suggested phones have four antennas. Granted, mmWave for most of the country is just a dream... and will remain a dream.
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