Apps for Soothing Car Motion Sickness Relief on Your Smartphone
Navigating through a journey, only to feel queasy mid-way due to the visual movement? We've all been there. But fear not! Tech is here to help. Here's a nifty guide to help you combat car sickness on your iPhone and Android devices.
No More Car Sickness: Setting Up Your iPhone
If you're running iOS 18, you're in luck! The "Vehicle Motion Hints" feature should be at your fingertips. Navigate to "Settings" > "Accessibility" > "Motion". Enable it here, and dots will appear on your screen that move along with you to keep nausea at bay.
Android to the Rescue: Beats Motion Sickness without a Hitch
Not everyone's Android phone is blessed with the "Motion Cues" feature yet, which is called "Vehicle Motion Hints" on Apple devices. However, fear not! Android updates like Android 15 or 16 might bring this feature to your device soon.
Until then, you can use apps to help. Delve into the Play Store for "KineStop" or "Vehicle Motion Cues" - similar apps that work wonders on Apple devices.
Bonus Tips for a Seamless Journey
- Adjust Device Position: Hold your device at eye level and don't slouch or tilt your head for too long.
- Take Regular Breaks: During long tasks, regular breaks can do wonders for your belly.
- Use a Stand or Controller: Maintain distance between your eyes and the screen when possible.
- Keep the Room Lit: Proper lighting, even on a small screen, can help reduce visual strain.
On the Horizon: More Upgrades Await
While iOS 18 currently offers the "Vehicle Motion Cues" feature, Android updates might bring similar features in the near future. So, keep an eye out for those!
Further Investigation: KineStop and Future Updates
As for the effectiveness and availability of "KineStop," it's worth some further investigation. However, Android updates may soon include built-in features to combat motion sickness, so keep your eyes peeled!
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- For iPhone users on iOS 18, utilize the "Vehicle Motion Hints" feature in the Accessibility settings to help alleviate car sickness by creating moving dots on the screen that mimic vehicle motion.
- Android users can try apps like "KineStop" or "Vehicle Motion Cues" from the Play Store as a solution for motion sickness, with future Android updates potentially incorporating similar built-in features.
