Google is set to introduce a new feature called Adaptive Touch, which adjusts touch sensitivity based on the environment, activities, and even screen protector. This innovative feature will ensure that rain or sweat does not interfere with the touchscreen’s responsiveness on Pixel phones.
Initially discovered in Android 14 QPR3 Beta 1 by Android expert Mishaal Rahman, Adaptive Touch is now confirmed to be a key feature in the upcoming 2024 flagship Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro handsets. While the specifics of its availability on older Pixel models remain uncertain, Google has a history of eventually rolling out exclusive features to previous models.
This strategy is not new for Google, as they often debut features on their latest flagship releases before making them accessible to older models. The Magic Eraser feature introduced with the Pixel 6 in 2021 is a prime example of this approach. Over time, Google extends these features to a broader range of devices, including non-Pixel Android users and iOS users with Google One cloud storage.
As we await the official release of the Pixel 9 series with Adaptive Touch, it will be intriguing to see how Google promotes this game-changing technology. While it may not be a deciding factor for iPhone or Galaxy S users to switch to Pixel phones, it undoubtedly adds value and enhances the user experience. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting new feature!
