Recently, Google has launched a new weather application called Google Weather, which utilizes AI technology to provide users with precise outdoor weather summaries. Notably, this standalone Google Weather app is now being rolled out to users of older Pixel phones, provided that these devices have been upgraded to the latest Android 15 system.
Google Weather is not only powerful but also highly practical. Users can track the weather for multiple saved locations. This means that regardless of whether you are in a city within or outside your country, you can conveniently check the local weather. The app also supports arranging weather data blocks, allowing you to see changes in weather across different locations at a glance. Additionally, Google Weather displays weather information on a map, making it easy for users to get a visual understanding of the weather. These features enable users to easily determine whether they need an umbrella before heading out.
However, it is worth noting that many users have encountered some minor issues while using this app. Currently, the app has a rating of only 2.3 stars on the Play Store, with users complaining that to view the weather of a random city, they must first add it to their saved locations list, which feels inconvenient.
Although the app's rating is not high, for those who have been searching for a suitable weather app since Dark Sky was acquired and shut down by Apple in 2020, this Google Weather app is undoubtedly a good choice.
Google hopes that this new weather app will bring users a better experience, especially for older Pixel users, who are being given a rare opportunity for an upgrade.
Key Points:
🌤️ New AI weather app now available to older Pixel phone users, supporting Android 15 system.
📍 Users can track weather for multiple locations, making it convenient to check weather conditions in different cities.
⚠️ The app currently has a low rating due to certain inconveniences, but it remains a good choice for users looking for a weather app.
