While we at Android Central aren’t keen on transforming Made by Google into a drinking game, it’s 5 o’clock somewhere – definitely not in Mountain View. If you were to take a shot every time someone says “Gemini” tomorrow, you would likely perish from excessive consumption.
In a promotional video for Google’s launch of the Pixel 9 Professional, a generative AI demonstration steals the show, leaving the sleek new camera bar on the Pixel 9 Professional subtly overshadowed by an “Oh hello, AI” tagline. Google will likely stake its reputation on Gemini, a bold move that either elevates the brand or exposes it to significant risk.
Google is offering a complimentary year of Google One AI Premium, valued at $20 per month, to all Pixel 9 customers, in addition to trials of Fitbit Premium and YouTube Premium. Will Google’s AI-driven features tempt Pixel 8 Pro buyers to upgrade their photography game?
Long-time Pixel enthusiasts are likely thrilled by the buzz surrounding Google’s rumored reintroduction of XL devices. After the tumultuous 2019 experience, where Senior Editor Harish Jonnalagadda struggled with a “love-hate relationship”, it appears that you’ve found yourself in a precarious situation – caught red-handed without any measurable metric that Google had chosen.
The rumoured Pixel 9 Pro XL reportedly surfaced even before its predecessor, hinting at two potential display sizes: 6.3 inches and 6.8 inches for the flagship device. Google allegedly plans to introduce a new device featuring screens that are potentially 1.2 or 1.4 inches in size.
Rumors surrounding Google’s upcoming event have reached a fever pitch, with whispers of an imminent announcement that could revolutionize the world of smaller smartphones. If these speculations prove accurate, consumers can expect a bevy of cutting-edge features and expansive display options to tantalize even the most discerning users. Our sole criticism of the Android watch was its relatively small measurement, a trait also shared by the Pixel Watch 2.
