If it had worked, it would have been cool. Sadly, it often failed to register movements.

It looks like a pretty minor change, but I appreciate it nonetheless.

Yeah, I’d like to use the network, but the reviews are pretty bad. That and the lack of UWB makes it seem pretty weak.

What’s the benefit of a phone-sized e-reader? I always have my phone with me, and I do most of my reading on that.

I would like a larger e-reader, so I didn’t have to flip pages so often, but not enough to pay for it.

Cat nip is non-negotiable.

Doing this on-device is pretty awesome.

I’m also eyeing Garmin. I’ve owned two Fitbits since Google bought the company. Both died within a year of purchase. It’ll be a while before I consider another Google wearable.

UWB? UwU

And we smell your piss bottles

Keeping the thermometer in the 9 Pro seems like the most interesting part of this story.

I’ve started using the thermometer in my P8P. The UI is terrible. But sometimes I want to know how hot something is.

It was one of the reasons I went with a Pro. Okay, it wasn’t a significant reason, but I was thinking about it.

I was pretty disappointed when Google’s Find My Network didn’t support UWB on release. Here’s hoping they finally support it if/when they release their own tracker in the fall.

Didn’t the last few Pixel Pros have UWB hardware? Is that enabled yet?

I’m impressed how el Reg fleshed out a pretty sparse story with a bunch of relevant (self) links.

finally, that feature nobody wanted

I have no idea if I’ll ever use this, but it sounds like a great feature.

Don’t

I like Sync. It’s fast and I find it really easy to use.

That sounds like an awesome feature, but no, I don’t have it. And I’m not sure I ever did.

no no everything the government does is bad and malware and spyware and not foss and you should install graphene