Google is in full development of Pixel 10 smartphones, following its usual release schedule.
However, what most attracts attention is the special attention that the company is lending to the screens of these devices, focusing on the identification of How their panels affect users sensitive to pulse width (PWM).
Pulse width modulation is a technique used on the OLED screens that causes a flicker to improve visual quality and brightness perception.
Google focuses on screen sensitivity on the next Pixel 10 smartphones
Although this is beneficial at the technical level, he can trigger headaches and other symptoms in people who are sensitive to this type of flicker. So far, Pixel phones have stood out for having lower PWM rates compared to other high -end smartphones, which suggests the need for a flickering reduction option.
According to information provided to Android Central, Google is “aware and investigating this problem and has promised updates later this year.
While there is no guarantees that the improvements are implemented in Pixel 10, it is reasonable specular that the next generation of devices could benefit from these innovations. It is rumored that pixel 10 could improve the pwm rate at 240 Hz or even 480 Hz, Following the steps of competitors such as Samsung, Honor and OnePlus.
For those users who suffer from flickering sensitivity, it could be crucial that Google integrates an accessibility mode that reduces flickering, a function that has already been adopted by other brands in the sector.
Although there are still no specific details on the date of advertisement of Pixel 10 smartphones, Google’s attention towards PWM sensitivity is a positive step in the right direction, not only for those who are susceptible to these problems, but for all users in general.
