Google Pixel 6 leaked promo videos show off major new software features

Google Picture element 6 leaked promo videos show off prima new software features

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Only a small symmetry of potential Google Pel 6 and Google Pixel 6 In favor of buyers will be tuning into Google's launch event this workweek. For everybody other, the company inevitably a short, snappy way of getting its new devices in mind and showing them why they need a Pixel 6 over, say, an iPhone 13.

And now, thanks to a couple of allegedly official promo videos leaked on Twitter by @_snoopytech_, we have an approximation of the three important talking points that Google testament be pushing when it only has 30 seconds to make its case.

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Patc we tooshie't aver with 100% foregone conclusion that these are official Google promo videos for the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, they certainly look authentic. And given the short and sweet metre until the found result and the fact that the features highlighted here summate with what we already bon or suspect about the phones, we'd equal very surprised if they're not genuine.

While in that location's an advert for both the Pixel 6 and Picture element 6 In favor, the clips are essentially identical, with sole identical shaver differences in the splicing. You prat play 'spot the difference' with them below, but the talking points are the same, which is interesting.

Rather than pushing the Pro's 120Hz screen and extra camera, Google is instead talking roughly their common abilities, made possible by the new Tensor scrap.

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After viewing a home screen out resplendent with Embodied widgets, the promo skips straight to highlight the Tensor as "the first Google chip in a smartphone."

It then goes on to show on the dot the kind of thing this makes thinkable, starting with the "Magic Eraser" sport revealed in last week's Carphone Warehouse leak. Eastern Samoa recommended, this lets you remove elements from a picture, Eastern Samoa a construction worker in the background of a group selfie is zapped out of existence with antimonopoly one tap.

It every looks very impressive, though the half-size print at the bottom of the screen is worth acknowledging here. Not only does Google discourage that "Magic Eraser may not cultivate on every see elements," but the company adds that the sequences have been short. How much more complex it is in real life will make over or break whether this is a killer have or something that could have done with more time in the oven.

The video then skips connected to "Live Translate" which, as the name suggests, is able to translate conversations in real time. This has been a Google rocking hors horse for some fourth dimension, and was oversubscribed as a big feature film of Picture element Buds, but hither it's shown working in a verbalized-word conversation, in Google Messages and via Google Lens. All of this, Google adds, with "No internet required."

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Last, Google highlights the security of the new phone, which is interesting because, as important as it is, it's a pretty niche interestingness. A safe theme is joined by a text about the security measures hub protective your "phone, data, passwords, Google account, [and] digital life."

The ad ends with the Pixel 6's tagline: "For All You Are."

It's an discriminating mix of features to highlight, and IT's interesting to see what Google prioritized for those only being open to the Pixel 6 for 30 seconds of an ad break. Doubtless we'll see more tricks unveiled on Tuesday, but it would be enormously surprising if Google didn't get in some depth about Magic Eraser, Live Translate and Security Hub: three features that the accompany clearly sees as essential if the Pel 6 is to XTC mainstream.

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