Google to Enhance Pixel Phones with Adaptive Touch Sensitivity

The new feature, discovered in Android 14 beta code, will adjust screen sensitivity based on environmental conditions and user activities.

Google is reportedly introducing an adaptive touch feature for Pixel phones, adjusting touch sensitivity based on environment and activities.
The feature, found in Android 14 QPR3 Beta 1 code strings, could adapt to conditions like rain, cold, and when using a screen protector.
The adaptive touch feature aims to improve user experience by making Pixel phones easier to use in various situations.
Pixel 8 series already includes a screen protector detection feature, enhancing touch sensitivity when a protector is applied.
The rollout date for the adaptive touch feature has not been announced, but its inclusion in Android beta suggests it may be released soon.