Recently, the tech giant Google debuted Android 14. The new OS will come with the Pixel 8 series. However, it also debuted on older Pixel phones like the Pixel 6 and Pixel 7. Reportedly, the new OS is improving the battery life of the above-mentioned devices.
The Pixel 6 smartphone offers a decent camera and overall performance. However, the battery of the smartphone has degraded over the years. With the Pixel 7, this is presumably less severe. As of now, several Reddit users have reported that the battery performance of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 has significantly improved given the Android 14 updates.
Even though the news is fantastic on its own, it gets even better because users are noticing that their phones are running cooler. Tensor chips in more recent Pixel phones have caused overheating problems. These employ outdated technology that is less effective. Therefore, it has become a game of efficient chip optimization.
Owners of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 have reported having cooler phones, so it appears that Google has cracked the formula. It demonstrates the potency of effective software optimization. In addition to those phones, users of the Pixel 5a are also experiencing an improvement. Be sure to download the update as soon as you can if you own one of these phones.
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