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Google's Motion Assist feature, designed to help users with motion sickness, is now being rolled out to Android devices. The feature, similar to Apple's Motion Cues, uses moving dots on the screen to alleviate discomfort when using smartphones in moving vehicles. It is currently available on Pixel phones running Android 17.
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Google's Motion Assist feature, designed to help users with motion sickness, is now being rolled out to Android devices. The feature, similar to Apple's Motion Cues, uses moving dots on the screen to alleviate discomfort when using smartphones in moving vehicles. It is currently available on Pixel phones running Android 17.
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Google's anti-nausea Motion Assist dots finally rolling out on Android
Google's Motion Assist Feature for Motion Sickness Rolling Out on Android