Pixel’s Feb confidence patch elevates ‘About’ menu as refurbish restart can now be scheduled

The February confidence patch rolled out this morning to all Pixel phones using Android 9 Pie. Google opted not to yield a list of enclosed organic updates — usually noting “improvements to several parts” of Android — but there are a handful of user-facing changes this month.

“About phone” lists Device name, primary Google Account, Phone number, and Emergency information, in further to other hardware sum like IMEI, IP, Wi-Fi MAC, and Bluetooth address.

This page was formerly a initial entrance in a System menu, though is now a possess object in Settings only above Tips support. This inventory happens to also note your device indication inline for quicker access.

Meanwhile, About phone has a territory for Legal information and Regulatory labels. The Feb confidence patch adds a “Safety regulatory manual” territory that is radically a duplicate of a printed Safety Warranty pamphlet that’s enclosed with devices. This web perspective includes reserve warnings, regulatory information by country, and sum compared to accessibility.

Last month, Google began rolling out Material Theme tweaks to a System refurbish screen. As of a Feb confidence patch, it is widely rolled out with new icons, layout, and organization.

Installation will automatically resume when a device is idle.

There are also a handful of new features, with a designation routine holding into comment either your phone is in use, including when we revisit a System updates page. If so, a process — including a download — will be paused. Of course, users can manually “Resume” a download.

Once your device is finished installing and optimizing apps, a reboot is compulsory to finish a process. Users now have a choice to “Restart after 2:00 AM” instead of doing it right there and then. If this is selected, a restart will take place between 2 and 4 AM. While a reboot compared with an implement is matching to unchanging ones, it is spasmodic untimely to perform one when stirred by Android.

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