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Google is rolling out Motion Assist, a feature to reduce motion sickness by showing visual cues on the screen, to Android 17, starting with select Pixel devices (Adamya Sharma/Android Authority)

Pixel phones appear to be the first devices to get Google's Motion Assist feature. — • … TL;DR

Google is introducing a feature called Motion Assist to reduce motion sickness. This feature shows visual cues on the screen and is being rolled out to Android 17, starting with select Pixel devices, according to Android Authority.

The Pixel 11 series, which includes the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro, features a newly redesigned camera bump and LED notification lights within the flash module called ‘HiLight’. They also come with a new Tensor G6 chip and start with 12GB of RAM, as reported by TechRadar. The base model starts at 256GB of storage.

The Pixel 11 Pro has been described as a "fairly complete device" with a unique and reliable design, carrying all the expected hardware specifications of a flagship device, according to Android Police.

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