Google updated its Adaptive Sound in Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, and the vanilla model has now picked up a couple more features as it gained heart rate and respiratory tracking support through Google Fit, which was announced in March.
These features let you measure your heartbeat and track respiratory rate using the smartphone’s camera and flash. The latter is required to boost the lighting when measuring heart rate to look for changes in your finger’s color, but it could prove to be less handy on the Pixel 6 pair since the camera and flash on the duo are far apart.
That said, the ability to use the flashlight on the Pixel 6 is missing right now, which isn’t surprising since the feature is currently in early access, and Google says that it’s “being fine-tuned and may be removed.”
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That said, the ability to use the flashlight on the Pixel 6 is missing right now, which isn’t surprising since the feature is currently in early access, and Google says that it’s “being fine-tuned and may be removed.”
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