Google is expanding the availability of its Motion Assist feature to a broader range of Android smartphones. The tool is designed to help alleviate motion sickness, a common issue experienced by users trying to read or interact with screens while traveling in moving vehicles.
The feature works by displaying dynamic visual cues on the display that react to the movement of the vehicle. By bridging the sensory gap between what a user sees on screen and what their inner ear feels during transit, Motion Assist aims to significantly reduce nausea and discomfort.
Eligible device owners can enable the option through their phone's settings menu. While Google is widening access, exact availability can vary depending on individual handset models and software versions as the rollout progresses.
For full step-by-step instructions on enabling the feature, check the original report on Gadgets 360.
