Google brings Motion Assist anti-nausea dots to Android Pixels via staged Play Services rollout
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Google is rolling out Motion Assist, an anti-nausea feature that displays moving dots around the screen to reduce motion sickness, to Pixel phones running Android 17 via a staged Play Services rollout. The dots sync with vehicle motion, can be manually enabled or set to auto, and are customizable in shape, size, color, and opacity. So far it’s limited to Pixels and does not require a separate app update, with Google still clarifying broader availability.
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- Google's clever Android 17 motion sickness feature is finally rolling out Android Authority
- Get car sick while you're on the phone? Motion Assist is coming to Android to help Mashable
- Android is getting its own weird dots to cure car sickness The Verge
- Android's motion sickness feature is rolling out - how to see if you have it ZDNET
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