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Google confirms that older Pixel models, specifically the Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 7 Pro, do not support the precise UWB tracking feature for trackers like Moto Tag and Find Hub, despite having the necessary hardware, with support only available on Pixel 8 and newer models.
Google's Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 7 Pro, despite having UWB hardware, cannot utilize the new UWB-based Find Hub tracking features, which are limited to newer devices like the Pixel 8 Pro and above, due to unspecified hardware or software restrictions.
The article reflects on the changing quality of the Google Pixel camera, with nostalgia for the vivid and stunning images of the Pixel 6 Pro era, and discusses how recent updates may have diminished its photographic punch, while also mentioning the new 'Project Indigo' app that aims to revive computational photography excellence.
Google has released the first developer preview of Android 16, which surprisingly supports the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, despite these models not being guaranteed updates beyond Android 15. This early support suggests a possibility that these phones might receive the full Android 16 release, although it is not yet confirmed. The Pixel 6 series, released in 2021, was promised OS updates through 2024, with security updates extending two more years. The inclusion in the developer preview is a positive sign for users hoping for continued support.
A Pixel 6 Pro owner has filed a lawsuit against Google, alleging that the device has a defect causing it to overheat, and that the company failed to warn consumers about it. The lawsuit seeks to represent Californian consumers and accuses Google of violating consumer protection laws. The plaintiff is demanding that Google run advertisements to warn users, recall the handsets, and issue refunds. It remains to be seen whether the lawsuit will go to trial.
Google's Pixel 6 Pro smartphone is currently on sale for a record-breaking 53% off, priced at $899. With a large 6.7-inch screen, 120Hz refresh rate, and powered by the in-house Tensor chip, the phone offers smooth performance. Its triple camera array, including a 50MP main shooter, produces crisp and vibrant pictures. With a 5,003mAh battery and support from Google until 2026, the Pixel 6 Pro is a top-notch option for those seeking a high-quality smartphone at a more affordable price.
The last-gen Google Pixel 6 Pro is on sale at Woot for $469.99, a $429 discount, and just $20 more than the starting price of Samsung’s forthcoming A54. The Pixel 6 Pro offers a larger 6.7-inch screen, 12GB of RAM, a cleaner software experience, a higher IP68 rating for dust and water resistance, and a better camera that’s outfitted with a telephoto lens. Additionally, the Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses are available starting at $209.30 ($90 off) at Amazon, a new all-time low.