Google's "Game Dashboard" Might Arrive on Other Smartphones

Google frequently increases the value of its Pixel smartphones by including a lot of selective programming highlights, that give the gadgets an edge over the opposition. These highlights are at times made accessible to different brands, via Android programming refreshes - thusly, ongoing reports demonstrate that Google's "Game Dashboard" component could take the leap from Pixel gadgets soon.

A report from the people over at Android Police features some key data found in the changelog of Google's July 2022 programming patch for Android. Under the "Games" heading, the section explicitly specifies the accompanying: "[Phone] Game Dashboard allows you to pick longer battery duration or better execution, shut out calls and warnings while playing, access Play Games accomplishments, and that's just the beginning. Accessible on select gadgets running Android T."

Considering that the changelog makes reference to "select gadgets," it very well may be a pointer that Game Dashboard may be seen on non-Pixel smartphones from here on out. Obviously, beside this snippet of data, no proper declaration has been made at this point by Google in regards to the matter. From one viewpoint, the changelog could likewise be alluding to the recently sent off Pixel 6a.

Beside Google, most Android producers coordinate some kind of game-focused add-on to their product, similar to Samsung's "Game Launcher" and Xiaomi's "Game Turbo," for instance. First presented in Android 12, Game Dashboard coordinates Google Play Games highlights into its usefulness, as well as the capacity to record ongoing interaction, show FPS count, livestream gaming meetings, and that's just the beginning.