Recently, 9to5Google assessed the code from the most recent Google application beta, with its 7.23 variant, and found a few details that have to do with the earphones, that will soon be updated with new abilities.

About the double tap command

The shrouded code demonstrates clients that they will soon have the capacity to modify the double tap command on the right earphone of the Pixel Buds.

Presently, double tapping the right earphone makes the Google Assistant read your notifications. It will likewise pause the Assistant whenever it’s talking. Clients may soon have the capacity to edit this gesture and transform it into orders like “next track” while listening to music.

About the in-ear detection and the triple tap command

Another ability that is presumably said to come soon, as per a couple of lines of the shrouded code, is in-ear detection. This means music may soon pause when you remove the right earphone from your ear.

At last, as indicated by the report, a string of code in the Google application beta uncovers another “Triple Tap” order that will probably be utilized to turn off the earphones. As of now, Pixel Buds stay on until the point that they’re docked into the charging case.

For all the earphone big talkers following along, these supposed Google Pixel Bud abilities are like the functions that showed up in the Apple AirPods. Regardless of whether these additional features are in reality enough to persuade individuals to purchase the earphones stays to be seen.

All things considered, Google Pixel Buds don’t generally require that much help. They’re, as of now, the best alternative option to Apple AirPods and aren’t so dorky. In case you really want to get the Pixel Buds, you should do it, due to the real-time translation tools, and the fact that you can change the gesture controls? That’s just a plus.