Pixel 4 Motion Sense Feature
One of the reasons that Pixel 4 has gathered so much discussion is due to the addition of Motion Sense technology. If you have seen the Pixel 4, you have probably noticed that it has much larger top managers than other peripherals. Well, that's where his Soli radar chip is placed (remember Project Soli?). This chip allows the Motion Sense feature to work. This in turn allows you to perform various actions, such as changing songs, calling calls silently, and so on. simply by waving hands on the device. Moreover, it also works in conjunction with a facial recognition system. Do not forget that Pixel 4 does not come with a fingerprint scanner. Motion Sense supported unlocking is the only way to unlock your device.
Why Motion Sense stops the release of Pixel 4 in India
For Motion Sense technology to work, it requires a solid-state radar chip, as previously mentioned. This chip works in the 60GHz frequency band interval. In India, the the public use of the 60 GHz frequency is not yet allowed because of government regulations. The Wireless Planning and Coordination Division (WPC) is part of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT). Its main function is the licensing and maintenance of frequency bands for commercial and non-commercial purposes. Some frequencies are allowed for commercial purposes. Whereas other sets of frequencies are exempt from licensing. Unfortunately, the 60 GHz frequency does not fall into either of them.
Plus, the writing was already on the walls. When Google released a series of 53 countries who supports Motion Sense, India was obvious omission. This also gave clues that the device could hit a roadblock in India.
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What about other countries
There has been more and more talk of delicting this band of frequencies and making it available for commercial purposes. India does not face the problem of the release of Pixel 4 in other countries. Indeed, many countries such as the United Kingdom, China, Singapore and Brazil have already exempted 60GHZ licenses. The issue of obtaining permissions for the Soli radar chip was beginning to take shape also in the United States. But Google managed to take the FCC approval for the same.
Say on Google
As we have already said, Google did not officially declare that the Motion Sense feature was at the root of it all. They continued to record and say:Google offers a wide range of products in different parts of the world. We determine availability based on a variety of factors, including local trends and product characteristics. We decided not to offer Pixel 4 in India. "
But what Google said later caught everyone's attention. In their own words: "We remain attached to our current Pixel phones and look forward to bringing future Pixel devices to India. " The frequency of 60 GHz is prohibited in India and Google is still considering launching a future Pixel camera. So, the only viable option could be a Pixel device (Pixel 4a?) Without Motion Sense technology.
Consequences
Since Google is not able to access the 60 GHz frequency band in India, the solar radar chip would not work. And if the chip did not work, so would the USP of this device, that is to say the Motion Sense technology. Plus, unlocking the face was the only possible way to unlock the device and it's managed by Motion Sense itself. So, no Motion Sense feature will leave Pixel 4 without unlocking functionality!
Given all of that, it seems like a pretty viable option after all. But many come out with their own arguments. They claim that Google could not have released a Pixel camera without Motion Sense technology. The company would already be aware of the problem that lies behind this frequency band in India. And given the burgeoning smartphone hub in which the country is located, he could have opted for the latter route.
This could certainly prove to be true given Google's promise to publish a future Pixel camera in India. But only time will tell if Motion Sense remains available on this device. And if that's the case, then how. What is your opinion on that? We would like to hear your opinion on the same thing in the comments section.
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