Google’s Pixel Buds update will put them to sleep along with you
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Google has detailed an update bringing a slew of new features to its Pixel Buds 2A and Pro 2, which the company says are rolling out now. The new features were first teased in August. The biggest update is Pixel Watch-powered sleep detection, rolling out to both pairs of earbuds. If you're wearing a
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A person lying in bed at night, wearing Pixel Buds while the Pixel Watch on their wrist is glowing brightly.
Caption: Pixel Buds now help you snooze better, just like your pillow
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Based on the original story on theverge.com.
Editor's note
Google's latest update for Pixel Buds is a step forward in making our gadgets work together seamlessly, especially when it comes to tracking sleep. By using your Pixel Watch to detect when you're sleeping and automatically putting the Pixel Buds to sleep too, it shows how technology can become more intuitive and less intrusive in our daily lives.
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Panel 1
*A cozy bedroom at night. JIM, a late-night coder, is lying on his bed with a laptop open. Pixel Buds 2A are in his ears. He looks slightly puzzled.*
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*Jim is now lying on his side, fast asleep. The room is dark except for the glow of his laptop’s screen. His Pixel Buds are still in his ears, slightly visible against the dark pillow.*
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*Morning light filters in through the window. Jim is still asleep, drooling slightly. His Pixel Buds are now playing a soft, rhythmic sound. The screen of his laptop displays a notification: *
Morning: Pixel Buds: Sleep Mode Active.
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