TL;DRAndroid users recently starting noticing a previously unknown Android Pulse app on their devices.Created by Google, the app appeared to be a process for keeping an eye on system health.Google now basically confirms this interpretation, saying that the update started making it appear in settings.How many Google apps can you name? Sure, everybody knows the obvious ones — Gmail, Chrome, Gemini… — but what about the really esoteric stuff? Did you remember Google Authenticator? Google Opinion Rewards? Last week, we shared with you the seemingly new Android Pulse app from Google that suddenly started appearing, and now Google’s following up with a little more info on Pulse.Just as taking your own pulse gives you a quick way to check in on your cardiac function, Android Pulse appeared to be an automated solution for keeping an eye on system health, watching for signs of any problems.