- Pixel Screenshots is getting ready to crawl through your phone’s storage to find that lost memory.
- Add Me will let you composite photos featuring subjects from separate exposures.
- And, of course, Gemini AI will be present to do its best answering your questions.
Is there anything better than a high-profile smartphone, just about to launch, that can’t help but keep leaking like a rusty colander? When it comes to the Pixel 9, nobody’s keeping secrets anymore, and if leakers aren’t sharing their latest Pixel 9 finds, it’s Google dropping the teasers itself. Today we’re checking out a video of a Pixel 9 ad that gives us our first real look at some of the new features set to debut with the hardware.
This minute-long clip is just the latest great find from leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer (aka OnLeaks), who shares the footage with help of Android Headlines. The very official-looking Google ad understandably focuses quite a bit on Gemini, but we’re more interested in seeing some of the rest of this new functionality we’ve been hearing rumored in action. That starts with Pixel Screenshots, which has been characterized as a Microsoft Recall-like system for screenshots you take on your phone, using AI to let you search through their contents.