Google appears to be rolling out its built-in motion sickness reduction tool to more Android devices, making the accessibility feature available beyond its Pixel smartphone lineup.
The feature is designed to help ease discomfort and nausea for people looking at their phone screens while traveling in moving vehicles. While it was initially restricted to Pixel hardware, opening it up to third-party Android handsets expands its reach across the broader ecosystem.
Rollout schedules and hardware compatibility requirements across different manufacturers remain subject to software updates and platform support.
For full details and coverage, check the original report on Android Police.
