It's a cozy end to the week. Andy has store credit, and Flo is waiting on a new phone. We discuss why Pixel 6 users are unhappy with the fingerprint sensor and manifest Google to add face unlock. Then, a bit on Google's new accessibility feature for people with speech impairments and why it isn't updating the Pixelbook in 2022.

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Links and Show Notes:

• Google pins slow Pixel 6 fingerprint recognition on 'enhanced security'
• It Looks Like the Pixel 6 Could Get a Face Unlock Feature After All
• Pixel 6 and 6 Pro's Face Unlock feature didn't make it to launch, but there's still hope
• A communication tool for people with speech impairments
• Project Relate
• Pixel 6 and Android 12 Make Android More Accessible
• Don't Expect a New Google Pixelbook Anytime Soon

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