October 01/2022
As we mentioned earlier, the battery widget now shows device-specific phone icons. With a little digging, we were able to find a full set of these icons. If your Pixel device is older than the sixth generation, the widget will use the ‘ic_settings_smartphone’ icon. Thus, newer devices will have their own icons.
Here we see a ready-made icon for the Pixel 7 Pro (‘ic_settings_pixel_7_pro’). Notably, the Pixel 6a and Pixel 7 use the same ‘ic_settings_pixel_6a_7’ icon, apparently because they have similarly highlighted camera blocks.
Original Article:
Most of the work is done on phone so its battery keep charging is one of the mandatory things. If continuously working on the phone drains its battery quickly and if forget to check then its interruption the work so solving this on the Pixel phone alert, the user about the phone battery if it’s low then the user can charge it before the phone goes off. This feature in the Google Pixel phone was introduced last year, Now, a new enhancement comes with battery widgets that notify how long your phone will last long for working.
This new Pixel battery widget offered by the Settings Services app on Pixel phones shows the percentage of battery left in the phone and supported Bluetooth devices. Pixel earbuds also show them how much battery remains in them and if other devices are connected to them, they also show.
First, these battery widget shows in March month then in June an update came in that they mention the resize of this widget to small and also show the left battery on the wearables OS like on Wear OS.
This new battery is now available in Settings Services v1.1.0.476812811 and for everyone there still has time. Some users no see this change on Android 13 but it is shown on the QPR1 beta program. This is only displayed on your phone and when Bluetooth devices it stops showing the remaining time for charging your phone.
Finally, this is maybe a small change for the Pixel Feature Dro, it is useful for busy users who don’t have time to charge their phones.
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