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Google has introduced a new feature for Android smartphones that targets vestibular sensory conflict, a mismatch that occurs when a passenger’s inner ear senses the inertia of a vehicle while their field of vision remains fixed on a static digital display. While competing platforms have introduced similar functionality through Apple’s Vehicle Motion Cues and select third-party software, Google’s system-level integration relies on new APIs built …
Google expands simple fix for car sickness to millions of Android users
If you've ever felt queasy when scrolling on your phone in the back of a car, Google has a simple fix. The US technology firm is rolling out its recent feature called Motion Assist to more phones with Android 17 — its latest operating system. Motion Assist puts small dots around the edges of your screen that shift and move in response to the movement of the vehicle. Motion sickness is caused when your body is getting mixed signals. Your inner ea…
Read the original note in the following link: Google's Motion Assist feature begins to reach mobiles massively with Android 17 The tool adds animated bubbles on screen that move according to the movement of the path and already begins to appear on Pixel and Samsung computers. Read the original note in the following link: Google's Motion Assist feature starts to reach mobiles massively with Android 17 Pisapapers
The portfolio of Google apps continues to grow and has only received the next extension a few days ago with the new internal app Google Motion Assist. Now it is announced as part of the Android Feature Drop app not only rolled out for pixel smartphones, but also starts on all Samsung smartphones with Android 17. We'll show you what the app does. Read more: Android: New Google app ‘Motion Assist' starts now for many smartphones – helps against tr…
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