The ‘Feature Drop’ June is already here. While Apple presented in society all the news of iOS 16, Google has announced the exclusive features that will arrive on your Pixel mobiles starting today.
The new exclusive functions of the new ‘Feature Drop’ will arrive during the next few days from Pixel 4, and in it we find music videos*, new wallpapers, **vaccination cards and much more.
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make your own music
The Google Pixel 5 or higher exclusively receive a new application called Pocket Operator, created in collaboration with Teenage Engineering. This curious application allows us turn everyday sounds into music. To do this, we just have to make a video recording so that Google’s TensorFlow machine learning analyzes and categorizes the samples to be able to create fun music videos
Direct access to your COVID certificate
Users in Australia, Canada and the United States now have a new way to add their COVID certificate to their Google Pixel. Now they will only have to take a screenshot of their digital vaccination card and Google will show a new option to add it as a ** shortcut on the home screen **.
More useful information
Google updates the ‘At a Glance’ widget to display more useful information when needed. The Nest Doorbell video stream comes to the lock screen so you can see who has rung the doorbell. This feature requires a compatible Nest Doorbell (sold separately) and the Google Home or Nest app. Also comes a new flashlight reminder which will notify us that we have the flashlight on, showing a shortcut to turn it off in case we have left it on by mistake. Soon in the United States, Australia and India will also arrive the new air quality alerts .
new wallpapers
Because June is the month of Pride has launched a new selection of wallpapers on the occasion of said celebration. The funds have been designed by the illustrator Yann Bastard born in Zaragoza (Spain).
Goodbye background noise
The accessibility tool Sound amplifier improves your talk mode to eliminate all background noise so that the person hears the sender more clearly. To do this we will have to use the camera to focus on the person with whom we want to talk. The app will tune in to that person’s voice to amplify it and reduce background noise.
Via | Google
