Google might have ditched its Soli-based radar system and Motion Sense gestures for the Pixel 5 but the company is not giving up on the technology yet and it will be used in future GOogle hardware.
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Google is seemingly planning on using a 6.67-inch 120Hz AMOLED panel on the Pixel 5. The company could source the AMOLED panels from Samsung or BOE. The device is scheduled to launch later this fall.
Google is going to get rid of hobby projects like Project Soli-based Motion Sense feature on the Pixel 5 series. The feature debuted on the Pixel 4 last year but failed to resonate with customers.
Google unveiled its flagship devices for 2019, the Pixel 4 and 4XL yesterday at an event. The devices come with a radar chip for additional capabilities. However, these devices won't be sold in India.
The Best Buy landing page for Google's upcoming Pixel 4 has revealed that the Motion Sense feature powered by the Soli radar will not be available in all countries the device is launched.
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