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The Google Pixel is an extraordinary phone, but it's far from being perfect. Earlier this year some Pixel owners took to the official Pixel forums to complain about Bluetooth connection randomly disconnecting without any reason. If your Pixel has been plagued by the same problems, then you'll be happy to know Google has fixed the problem and will soon be issuing a Google Play Services Update that will put finally put this nasty affair to rest (and users' minds at ease). A Google employee posted the information on the company's Product Forum alerting Pixel users a fix is on its way. No downloads or updates to the device or apps will be needed, as Google will push the Google Play Service Update automatically. The update will be rolling out over the next several days, so don't fret if your Pixel is still plagued by the disconnecting Bluetooth issues. Be patient, give it a little time. The problems first started appearing for select Pixel users after the February Security Patch was released into the wild. The March Security Patch didn't solve the issue, but luckily Google hasn't forgotten about the Bluetooth woes. Have you experienced Bluetooth turning off unexpectedly on your device? Tell us below if that's the case. The post Google Rolling Out Fix for the Bluetooth Issue on Pixel Phones appeared first on Android in Canada Blog. 
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