Every month, Google brings to the public the security patches. That is corresponding to the new month for their Nexus and Pixel devices. A couple of days ago, Google announced on its developer blog. That the updates for January were already downloadable and that the OTAs would be reaching all Google devices.
The latest Pixel update brings “anti-aging” enhancements to the screen
Thanks to an external source, Telus, well-known Canadian operator, we have been able to know that in this update Google has added an “anti-aging” patch for Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL.
Due to the known “problems” of the OLED panels, in all its formats; AMOLED, OLED and P-OLED, we imagine that these patches will help reduce (although difficult to eliminate) the known “burn-in” effect.
This effect is that which occurs when an image, usually white, is kept too long fixed on the screen. Thus causing the pixels in that area to wear out due to their constant use and leaving marks on the screen.
Google, known for removing the source code of all its updates and security patches. So that companies can implement it in their respective versions, will upload the system of this piece these days.
Google has not yet explained what function or method has been used to reduce these types of brands. That appear in the OLED panels, but we will be attentive to update this article to keep you updated.
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