Motion Sense on Google Pixel 4 will not be available in all countries

Two months ago, Google confirmed that the Google Pixel 4 and Google Pixel 4 XL phones come with a new feature called Motion Sense. This feature will allow users to control their smartphone without having to touch it. This feature looks great, but unfortunately it seems that it will not be available to everyone.

According to information from the Best Buy store, "Do not work in Japan. Motion Sense will operate in the United States, Canada, Singapore, Australia, Taiwan and most European countries. Not all phone functions are controlled by Motion Sense. "It's hard to understand why Motion Sense may not be supported in some countries, but the Android police speculated that this was related to the 60-GHz transfer frequency that regulators in Japan and some other countries have. Europe prohibit the use.

We do not know if this feature will be activated later by a software update or if the component used by Motion Sense will be completely deleted. In case you had heard about it for the first time, Google would have finally found a way to market the project Soli, a project on which the company worked and relied on a radar motion detection.

The company seems to have figured out how to do this with Motion Sense, although it remains to be seen how this feature will work. It should be noted that Google is not the first to try to apply the idea of ​​using the smartphone with non-tactile gestures, although the solutions we have seen in the past are often impractical. The needs of potential users.