Google’s March function drop is now accessible on the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro | Engadget

Earlier this month Google launched its tenth Pixel function drop containing new supported languages for Live Translate, Live Sharing in Duo calls and extra. And whereas the newest patch had already rolled out to older units (from the Pixel 3a to the Pixel 5), as we speak the replace started arriving on Google’s most up-to-date flagships: the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. 

First noticed by Android Police, along with new software program options, the replace additionally brings a variety of common efficiency enhancements corresponding to higher thermal and battery administration and quicker fingerprint recognition. But maybe much more importantly, the patch additionally accommodates a handful of bug fixes together with an answer for a current difficulty that was inflicting Pixel 6 telephones to randomly disconnect from WiFi. 

Finally, for Pixel 6 homeowners on Verizon, Google’s March replace can also be including assist for the service’s new 5G C-band spectrum, which went reside at the start of the 12 months on January nineteenth. Verizon claims its C-Band 5G is as much as 10 quicker than 4G LTE, and that following its current deployment, the corporate’s Ultra Wideband 5G now covers greater than 100 million folks throughout 1,700 US cities. 

While it is a bit irritating to see Google’s newest function drop arrive final on the corporate’s most up-to-date (and most costly) telephones, contemplating that the Pixel 6’s WiFi woes had been attributable to the earlier January replace (which itself was pushed again from December), it is sensible that Google postponed its launch a bit. And hopefully, Google used that additional time to iron out any new bugs within the March replace. Though based mostly on the corporate’s current observe document, that could be a bit too optimistic.