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Google Pixel Phones Get March 2021 Update With Latest Android Security Patch, New Features, Fixes - Vimarsana News

Google Pixel Phones Get March 2021 Update With Latest Android Security Patch, New Features, Fixes

Google Pixel Phones Get March 2021 Update With Latest Android Security Patch, New Features, Fixes Google Pixel 3 and beyond have got the latest feature drop as well as the latest security updates. By Vineet Washington | Updated: 2 March 2021 12:59 IST Pixel 5 gets a fix for auto-rotate issues Highlights The latest Pixel feature drop updates security to March 1, 2021 Google Pixel phones get various bug fixes as well Google Pixel phones have started receiving the March 2021 Pixel update along with the latest Android security patch. The update brings new share au...

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March 2021 Android Security Update Now Available for Pixel Devices - Vimarsana News

March 2021 Android Security Update Now Available for Pixel Devices

To no one’s surprise, we have a fresh Android update to start a new month, this time with the March 2021 Android security patch. We still have a number of supported Google phones at the moment, so...

Google Fit's bringing heart-rate monitoring to Pixel phones without the need for any extra hardware - Vimarsana News

Google Fit's bringing heart-rate monitoring to Pixel phones without the need for any extra hardware

Google Fit's bringing heart-rate monitoring to Pixel phones without the need for any extra hardware Google Fit already has plenty of ways to tell you that you're out of shape — a common issue during the ongoing pandemic. But it's picking up a new way to measure both your heart rate and respiratory rate, using just your smartphone's camera. The feature is expected to land next month, and though it's a Pixel-exclusive to start, it should be coming to other Android phones later. Beyond simple utility, the features are honestly pretty impressive when it comes to the overall "geek factor" behind...