Pixel Thermometer Releases Body Temperature Support In Europe Through Server Side

Illustration of the use of body temperature in the Pixel Thermometer (photo: dock. Google)

JAKARTA Google has finally expanded the body temperature feature in the Pixel Thermometer application to other countries. When it was launched earlier this year, the body temperature feature was only available in the US, but now the feature has been released in Europe.

Body temperature support for the Pixel Thermometer was seen after Google released the August patch for Android 14 in the Pixel 9 Pro XL. This new feature is also seen on Android 15 QPR1 Beta 1.1. Reporting from 9to5mac, the body temperature feature was released to Europe via server side update.

This feature is not available in the Pixel Thermometer application for the Pixel 8 Pro. Google only updates the interface view of its application with a history of 7 days. Pixel 8 Pro users also get Routine Measurement features for food, liquid, and cooking.

If Pixel users in Europe want to get body temperature support, they must use the Pixel Thermometer application in version 1,0654975759. This application can be updated through the Google Play Store during the SIM or e-SIM used from Europe.

Once the application and phone system have been updated, users will see the temperature of the object coupled to the Body Temperature on the Pixel Thermometer home screen. Users can already measure body temperature using the application.

To measure body temperature, activate the feature and bring the phone to the forehead for four seconds, then users will be asked to move the phone to the right and left. Before getting the results of body temperature measurements, users will be asked to enter the age range.

Once the user's body temperature is measured, the Pixel Thermometer will store its temperature in the Latest Results. This temperature will be stored as a history so that users in Europe can see the temperature whenever they want.