Ultra-wideband support is a hot ticket in the phone world right now. The latest models from both Apple and Samsung support it, allowing them to work with branded tracking devices (the new AirTag and Galaxy SmartTag+, respectively) that can show you where a lost item is with augmented reality, among other things. According to a trusted source, that capability may make its way into future Google hardware.
Mishaal Rahman, the editor-in-chief of the XDA-Developers blog, says that he's heard that Google is testing ultra-wideband API support on devices that may (or may not) be an upcoming Pixel phone.
Read MoreGoogle's next Pixel phone could hop on the ultrawide bandwagon with Samsung and Apple was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
02/05/2021 04:51 PM
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