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What is going on? People of the internet? Welcome back to another episode of the wave from podcast wear hosts on markers. And i'm David, and I think it's safe to say this will be a google episode of the podcast because as tetap a roles on we the google event this week, they managed to surprise us with a lot of things. I had no idea what they're going to announce.
They turned out to have been working on a phone, a wide of Price, a bunch of software, just a crazy amount of surprises. Ah, so we get into all of that. That was also late with sarcasm. I hope you can .
hear that bark. I was trying.
I was trying, but we did get some stuff. What shall we start with? Because we got pixel o, we got a pixel watch two, we got some google and barred stuff. Yeah and. Then got order .
retention.
farming and just go work best. Let's go from the the most boring ing stuff at the beginning. Pixel buds up. What was the buds up?
okay. So yeah, they put out update. They have two new colors. IT comes in .
postal and bay now. nice.
Meaning lue, yes. Because the bay area that's for blue, yeah. Pacific ocean water, yeah. Wet, nice. Anyway so um yeah. So the software update is that they now have a the context aware ambient mode. Um basically, if you start talking IT will it'll turn on transparency mode and then another person can talk, you and I will keep on transparency mode.
But then as soon as they stop talking or after you stop responding and goes back to playing your music and having IT in in noise cancellation, it's exactly what apple added in the area podds a couple of months ago. Yeah I used IT at the event the pixel one. Yeah okay.
How was IT um good? I like my biggest issue with this is that IT takes like a good second and a half two seconds actually kick in so you start talking and then IT goes, you wait like a bitter too. And he goes, but and then in ambient mood, people start talking.
And then you wait a little bit after they stopped talking. And I was, and it's just kind of, I don't like, I don't really love this future for the same reason I don't like IT on the airport air pod s pro. The exact same reason I don't like IT on the airports pro. The consistency is good, right? Like they want to to of the whole A I aspect of IT is that they want to know IT is always you talking if you want to go on transparency.
if you start talking, then you probably want to hear things around you responding. So let me turn on .
transparency money.
But I just it's no okay, i'll say two things. One, I tried the the airports version. I thought I was really, really good.
But then two, also i've tried, there are other headphones that just like, I think they have a conversation mode where the second you started talking IT just poses you music. And that's good enough for me. I not like singing along, or like accidentally trigger ing IT, usually ever so unlike on a fate.
Like my habit is just like as soon as the fly. And then I looked up, I just take the headphones off. But now I guess I can, you can do the cup, remember? But you know this is is a clever way of doing that. You writ is exactly the way I was done IT with add adaptive going um I think it's cool. I think it'll be turned on by some people, I think to be ignored about the people but it's future to offer.
Feel IT, it's one of those things where in the decades of airports and the pixel buds pro, it's like really good isn't good enough IT is this needs to be like perfect because it's already kind of awkward. Do not pull your headphone out when talking to someone to me IT just seems rude, but I don't use any of these. I will always pull a headphone out if .
i'm trying to talk to somebody. There's actually a bit of conversation around that with like is IT rude .
to talk to people with earbuds thing there is a small I don't know how small is, but there is a subculture in certain cities where everyone walks out of their headphone in all day and ever takes them out yeah and it's totally Normal for them to talk to someone who has their headphones and and they also have their headphones and that's Normal. Lot of times it's airports. A lot of times it's whatever else I feel so really doing that. This future is designed for those people who think it's totally Normal. Yeah, I think there's .
also will eventually be IT, will everyone, but I think there's a small difference between both of you said where if you are the one with headphones starting the conversation then it's like, is this rude there are people who like to have headphones on as a way of saying like I do not want to .
be talk to right now yeah and that's .
why you buy over your head phones.
buy over your head phones and less you want to shut .
people up yeah that's the .
difference between earbuds and me yeah that's yeah.
it's true. Yeah I guess I I see that there's like two versions. One is you start the conversation, the other is the other person started. So if I i'm going to go order of food somewhere, I walk up to the counter and start talking, then it'll work because i'm gonna get a response a few seconds later yeah. The other version is so on tap on the shoulder and starts talking and you're listening music and you don't hear them until you somehow managed to activate the mode by talking.
That's that's a good question if you are because it's trying to pick up your voice. yes. So if you type me on the shoulder, say a whole sentence and then I have to go like hold on my adaptive uh headphones haven't start coming out yet let me say in other whole sentence and then can european yourself and then .
IT comes yeah I will say it's really, really good at knowing um like that someone is continuing to talk to you but is just ambient background noise. It's really good distinguish that. So IT keeps IT in transparency mode until you fully stop talking for like a second and a half or so.
But the biggest issue right now is how long IT takes to trigger and untried ger. But of course, they need that because they don't want to get all off all you know, it's annoying in that IT like that IT mutes your your music or your podcast would have been listening to. So I don't know. I'm personally more of of manual pause, take care, but I talk for a while, put back and I think that, like you said, dw, a generation of people are going to eventually grow up in a even in their marketing. They are like now you never need to take your your boss out .
that's literally was in glum baby. You never, I think, to try them. But I have to say if you think they're even slapping impressive in a demo unit where there is probably fifty other people talking and trying .
them as well was an isolated sounds.
I was that was a show floor .
that would be raze demo that I made was a small of but yeah um the other thing that is really nice is they .
now support blue tude super wide band which basically doubles the band with. So now phone college is a lot Better um because the biggest issue with phone calls is the blue truth band with just compresses the hell out of your voice until IT just is just like thanks so it'll be nice .
actually here that's .
how all my phone call the sound yeah although super wide band is exclusive to be in newer so you have to use the new phones for that um and then clear calling yeah really though obviously we took we shows that in the video that we made um and IT sounds really good. Remove background noise extremely well.
So this is another thing that like has existed in the iphone for A A one year of off now where there's a talker to switch microphone modes and IT removes background noise and IT works really well.
yeah. And now google or in the event this year, yes. So I thought I was just this year .
I was seventeen. I yeah OK was just for phone calls and it's on by defauts for all.
Yes yeah I think they're they're using some more technologic um because in the video features of the pixel aid they also have magical reader dio O D O. But I think they'll probably eventually rebrand a that name. I think it's just kind of what it's very cool that they showed me a demo of IT and you take a video and IT has a bunch of different sounds. You hit add audio and then IT separates all the sounds and it's like talking wind um nature this and you can adjust each of those individual frequencies to go away. So you can just take the window, you can just take the talking or you can just take the the like I away.
This is going to if this works, the way it's supposed to in the this that was really revolutionizes and me shooting auto of focus videos. That's because every every time I see you out of focus videos, IT is me. IT is a lot of wind and IT is a lot of beeping and train noises. Whatever is going on back there, every single part is just how much can I get rid? Action like a .
horse room for a Harry ford right now.
tell you, is just that is the perfect use case as I shoot those views on the phone. So I am I am looking to the built in features I shot on on a pixel last year and I was using the winter movie feature and IT was okay. But this, if IT works.
is going to be cool yeah. And then there's also a new low latency mode um that gets automated ally activated whenever a compatible game gets launched.
Um it's only .
for um that's what IT says here. I don't know. I guess I did say like to .
for the gamers out.
he said for the gamers and I was hoping that meant like you could use IT what you're playing on your computer, like you can use them on the computer because the mac now has that gaming mode that if you're wearing airports doubles the sample rate. I was really hoping that, that would work complex about as well. I don't know if you will come later.
Yes, so they basically saved all of these updates for to introduce the new colors today. Rop, this all out yeah, all out today. Okay, at least everyone that already had pick is getting on the updates, although some that pixel eight. Okay, um swim to the watch.
Yes, that is the next boring thing that makes you okay. no. So if you haven't already seen our first impressions video, these are getting the things I did cover now, which was i'd covered both the phones in the watch.
So the new pixel watch two is the same Prices last year, three fifty books and IT looks visually basically the same as the same small poc, the same ultra modern minimal design, with like the one button on the side, the curve screens around the outside. Same besides in everything. But the major things that you ve changed, our one is got a new chip, new quad corner, the ray proud, yeah.
Two p dragon, a new snapdragon ship, yeah. So performance and battery life should potentially be improved from that. We'll see.
Two is, uh, they did they have a bunch of news sensors on the back, your rist to potentially have more accurate and more reliable heart rate sensor information. They're basically multiple heart rate senses now. And because they can of the sounds from different part series, they can get more active information.
great. And then. There is just a couple new .
software features as temperatures.
Yes.
skin perata res definitely can use all the time.
Apparently IT helps to sleep tracking is what they said.
IT helps .
us sleep tracking .
are eight .
sleep temperature everybody? Ah, but yeah, it's a Better sleep tracking. I know nothing about how you track sleep anyways. So like I could see how temperature could potentially be something yeah, but I don't know.
I think most of that is heart rate. Like heart rate is very important to the pixel watch. And when you listen them talk about the new census, they make a big deal about hea activity.
Well, the thing is, the regular everyday sapling during the course of your day will probably look the same, but it's during a vigorous activity running around high heart rate. Vary type stuff than IT should be more accurate than IT wasn't the past. So we have to test settle.
I'll take you to a practice. Yeah and yeah, there's a couple of futures safety check. nice. So if you walk home, you wants want to be a checking on you. You don't check in and contacts them.
I think safety check h and all these different devices were seeing. This might be like one of the most important features were seeing and like the last year, that is just such a good idea that could make so many people so much safer. And it's feels ics they could have done this five years ago but just like a really simple like hey, i'm walking home check on me if I don't make IT in x amount of time maybe call once someone I know reach a something is .
a good idea, can see the commercials and as this happens um what else there's some new auto workout start and stop yeah detection yeah that is actually .
a pretty major thing.
Very happy yeah. I think auto stop is actually more easy to me than auto started. I always member to start IT, but sometimes I get off the bike and to walk away.
I think I listed that today at lunch was like my watch things. I've been playing pong for three hours to starts stop.
That's useful yeah um what else it's improved battery life, twenty four hours of use with the always on display now um previously used to be without the always on .
a is that what the metric was OK? Because I think what the old metric was, I remember was not good yeah and I appreciate that they're showing at least to start with always on display on because it's so easy for all these different things to be like this is your battery .
life when yeah you try to remember.
did the pixel watch have always on display disabled out the box and are they are going to enable .
this is enable box OK.
Yeah that's meaningful.
different. The pixel lot is a good looking watch when always on display is on IT looks great like when you actually have or else I just looks like a weird done so yeah I I appreciate that that I mean, they needed to improve the Better life.
sure. So one thing that I think they need to get Better at is they have six months of fitbit premium for free te quote because the quotes are because you still have to sign up to pay monthly or or early. See you still have to like put in your credit card information and then do the first six month or whatever.
And I can see you like a lot of the fitbit premium features, but like the one one thing that the apple watch really has over IT is that just has all the exercise stuff just for free. You know there's like fitness plus. Yeah but fitness plus is everything outside of the watch and the watch just kind of like tracks ah it's like all these exercises and stuff.
I don't subscribe to fitness plus apple fitness plus because it's just classes that I don't take, but you're write like tons of fitness tracking from how many steps you take to how long you walk to analyzing your trends and all these other things all built into apple health that's all free. That all just comes with having an iphone and apple watch yeah just cut you.
I just wanted to go state to my like i'm in the google ecosystem for a reason.
Stop pulling me out. It's just a weird like I think that they bought fitbit in order to I get a heads start on of the fitness stuff. But the problem is both the brains are too strong.
A yeah and it's .
now fitbit with google.
I I can kind of understand the first time they did IT because fit did have a good name and people were buying things. But I don't think people were are .
buying fits as smart watches. It's like it's they two three days ago as a recording and IT IT has like a very basic screen that has like the time and maybe it'll send you like icons of unification but is not smart watch. And I think that that's what they're doing on purpose. They are trying to anche IT like if you want a smart band. But i'm wondering how many people still use smart band instead?
I think a lot of people do actually there's like a lot of people, especially i've learned this from, uh, clears insurance as you get like twenty box off a month if you had x amount of steps in a month and I think people will buy cheaper ah yeah activity truckers like that for stuff like that because if you're saving twenty box a month and five bits under two hundred dollars, like you wear that for a few years and your making money you .
used to offer to offer that was just a parameter that you put in the back of shoe. I I wish they would make like an ankle brace lit.
You go to jail.
get an ankle .
brace lit. It's not going to be easy.
but you can get one. Yeah it's just like I would I don't really like using smart watches as that much anymore and I but I wish I could still get a lot of that information like on a place on my body that isn't really obvious that I have a smart device.
Think about stuff google fit on your phone will just being your pocket and just count your steps and do all that stuff. And the same thing now on the apple watch, this is the iphone this year, the health APP, the fitness APP is on the first. He's counting your steps and counting the data and stuff, but you don't get any that additional information.
I think you still get trends what is like trends of activity up and down over time. Yeah how many steps? No, it's not going to have like lood right but like paci c information.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, we'll try to watch. I'm definitely curious if the bad life is meaningfully different because I was one of my big complaints with the last one when I turned on display on um .
do we want to talk about body and a stuff right now or do we want to .
do trivial think? I think we do bar now because .
I of stuff here and I didn't .
watch the entire ino, but this is basically what I understand IT, uh, google assistant combining with bard. That's the the the main thing that's happening. GLE assisting, combining with bars and are a general AI features inside google assistance.
So you can ask google assistance to summarize a what pages that you're on. And I will look at your screen in crime and read the whole world page and give you a generative I A I summary, things like that. So the idea is more of the features from this bar experiment are going to be surfaced.
Two people who use google assistant regularly. Also interesting stuff that that could open up the possibilities of. I'm curious if you guys have favorite stuff that you saw, but I kind like the the summary. What page things seems like very reliable to me if .
I just go real quick because I know David will go on for the next forty five minutes on this. I mean, this is exactly what we just talked about with copilot last week with like amazon alexa and uh check ChatGPT stuff a few weeks ago.
Just like yeah, all of this generative .
A I inside of the assistance will make these assistance so much Better because it's just like conversation based and they understand context. And this can use your text, voice, images. You can take actions on your phone.
Yeah, all of this is going again by the third we can roll is going to be the new text support that we never after. Again, it's going to make using technology for people who don't know technology, so, so much easier. And that's a huge win.
Yeah yeah. I'm picturing like my my grammar using I don't know if he's going to, but like asking the assistant to do something that you would think is like an insane request. Like can you order the fires from the site, from the thing? And then they just does IT, yes, oh my god.
IT actually work. That's how all of us feel that when somebody asks us something and we're like, like, and just google and like, how do I google? Like, google is very good, just literally what you told me on the phone.
And google pri figures IT out and that's what this is now. And like assistance is just already the best out of all of them. yeah. So now we're getting bad on top of that. yes.
Just going to be also is kind of super charging like a lot of the things that the assistant arty was able to do. And I think when barred first launch, we were kind like, why isn't this? Just google is something Better. And I I am predicting that within the next two years, the barred branding goes away and IT just gets rebundling LED into assistant. You think so this is gonna be like Better google as is.
Hear me out. What if assistant has boundless into bar?
I feel assistance.
I I so much rather say.
but google is the strongest brand name in the world.
I just want to .
stop him like the amount of devices and the amount of devices that are already out in the wild that use the hg keyword is insane. Like and so i'd be a lot easier to suffer. Update those to on the back end, just be a lot Better your queries than IT is to totally change.
I are about I care about what I want google data.
I mean, if they allowed you to just change the keyword like with amazon, you can say, hey alexa, you can also say, um hey computer you know they let you say like three or four different things .
maybe may be dull keywords google .
such a pain in the next to say every time that's .
a slippery slopes as you want IT to be slightly irregular of a word because if it's too easy is going to exactly see you hey, mom and yeah so you got to be sorry I feel so with but is just kind .
of like the natural progression of. What they want assistance to be right? Because now I can I mean google seasons always always been able to like look at your display and like see what's on your display and stuff, but now can do things contextual with that.
Um so IT IT understands a lot more and I can bundle into your other google apps. They have to like a couple of weeks ago, they announced bar extensions, which allowed you to like access things in your email and do this and net. And you know we've talked about last week, like I think casey he was newton tried and IT was not great for him like I was making up emails that he had never been decided. Sce, yeah exactly um which by the the source in on the .
new art yes, that's a great shut out. So speaking, if this is a total tension but making A I features this browse David put on this problem has this big new update where they had a bunch of AI features yeah and they're actually just only very useful and one of them is just take some marise this what page for me? So from honored a page, I asked for a summary and then IT sites, the ex IT sites, the part of the website that is drawing that fact from. So by the highlighted sentence and ago, I want like, where do you read that IT scroll down and highlights the sentence .
that says what is and IT doesn't pull the exact sentence I get generates a new sentence that make a simpler er but when you like you can .
see find on page IT brings you exactly to where brought IT yeah so you know when it's making something up or if IT is actually drive from the show page yeah they .
have they also have like find in page where you do control F A command f to do to to do find in page. But if you can find in page, you just type a question about page and IT creates like a geni answer about the page really good anyway a he back to board um yeah it's basically just like a supercharged google assistance and this is, I think, what everyone sort of always assumed that google assistant was supposed to be um so now I can look at things on your screen IT can access things in your email IT is a lot more of like a generalized assistance, at least as far as plugging into google services because .
I wanted to be yeah yeah .
and I know .
I thought I think we all assume this is what happens. I just wasn't expecting IT to be five months later. Yeah I mean.
chage B T basically added a multi model support like two weeks ago and then like like flies dropping IT was just like amazon, microsoft, google, like we're kind of moving towards that opinion kind of AI at this point. Yeah um so unfortunately, assistant, when bar is not out yet, it's coming later.
Many are so .
many of these things. Yes.
yes, apple did a couple of these goods.
Number of it's a trend that I don't like.
I'm with you yeah it's weird that we don't know when exactly some of them would say like next month, some of my saying to them later this year, yeah, early next year. I don't like that weird that they don't just like wait .
to really sit or finish the first i'm sure wasn't one of the first ones I remember was that iphone um was IT called a picture feature is a picture feature where was like increasing the .
resolution or something? Uh uh IT was .
middle like detail was why .
can remember tonic engine that make detail and pictures out of Better?
Very a distinct name. I want to say I was party like .
iphone.
me. I just remember being a like.
a deep fusion. Deep fusion. Yeah, yeah. thanks. Thanks for deep fusion. The first one. And I was like this very small thing and a huge list of and unch IT took a favorite launch. Now IT feels like fifty percent of the features they mentioned on a phone between the iphone event in the google event yeah, aren't coming out to months, at least a month.
There are a couple years in a row. We are right at start with the infusion where the iphone every year would have like one camera future that would be coming later. yes. And every time I reheat the phone out, I would have to be like, I guess we'll see because it's not out at the time of this review. And then the next year, there's another single camera feature and the next year, there's another single camera feature. But you're right now, I feel like there is a couple things, both with cameras and other stuff on the phone that are coming later or that are either about to come out or not yet even double tap on apple, just still not out not out on the watch until sometime soon. I feel every .
in the last apple event had at like two things that weren't coming out when I was launched and IT just makes me think a lot about you've always said like don't buy things based on future promises and we're getting me the point where half of the features or future promises and don't think it's a good look. Yes.
in general, if you are trying to buy any these things, I why IT assuming that, that feature is never going to come. And that's because half of this we're going to talk about the software features on the pixel in a little bit and a lot of them are not going to launch with the phone. I would buy the phone assuming you never get that future. Yeah and maybe someday in the future they'll put IT on the phone. It'll be a bonus for you.
But that's still true about deep fusion. Remember early did anything? Yeah like we waited months for IT and then I came in room, was excited and was like, that maybe .
looks like one percent Better if I want and a ah yeah um but yeah .
with this with this bar assistant thing. One of the examples that they give is like you've got a picture of your puppy on your phone and then you pull IT up and you say, write me a cute social media post about my puppy and IT does. And I just like contextually right.
But I remember we make all the computers talk to the computers. We think about like how it's like drafting social media post. You guys remember the face wap making my own social media, so ah the social .
media post thing now like this, especially for having our computers like scrape to gain like the general consensus of other people ah post. And then all those other posts are .
made by what I also feel like. They probably use the example of a dog because a dog not gonna, are that I didn't right a social media post for, but you shares, I know that I can be like, write my mom a really nice birthday message that I post publicly and it's like, yeah, greatest mom in the world ba. And then, like, SHE finds out that I didn't.
I asked barter, right? Yes, that's the most I hate just thinking about my, I love you. I I will write real .
messages to you. I will still pay photo editing features on the other side of .
the line out later.
get that later. I think that .
the overall with the barden assistance stuff, it's like they're going to a introduce all of these flashy things that you can do with IT. But the most important thing, which is going to be just the way we interact with computers in the future, is that you can just interact with them more naturally and that that's like a low key, like not super exciting, not flashy thing. But the fact like you can talk to your computer and that knows what you're talking about, even if you don't use the very specific keywords supposed to use with a smart device, is a big deal. I mean.
think of what every quality of life, small, like update on anything, is to make this ability Better. This is like the equality of tech and an .
interact that that's important. Low is the variable of entry of every advanced feature. Yeah pretty sick.
yes. So that's coming later. They are testing IT with a limited number of testers right now, whatever that means. Yeah I phones interview um others yeah we got new call screening with a more human voice, which was cool to do.
See that demo. Yeah i'll do the pixel features because is a picture features. So I think a quick break the trivial and I will do pixel phones and o the lights are back.
The lights are back. I was I can't tell you what the lights are.
Back and Adams gone.
Cool incidents. Well, no, yeah. Got working. This thing is fussy, man.
And a kicks in its screams. And then control is happy. Anyway, one I do in both.
This a boy, question number one.
what was the first pixel to have a sip made by google?
The google doesn't call a sip.
They call this piece a sip.
Did they really? Yes, they apple is the only one did that.
The wikipedia page for this piece of silicate refers to IT as a sip exclusively.
wait. So say again. See the question again.
There is a piece of silicon made by google, which wika pedia refers to as a sip processor .
in package, right?
System package.
sure. What was the first pixel right now? I've got too far, so you ve got to full for. So what was the first pixel to have a sip made by google, have silicon in IT that google design .
and had many this is such a trick question. It's not you silly, silly man.
It's not a trick question. It's a straight board question.
Sure is okay.
I'm writing down my answer .
in advance. Yeah I think do you know? I would guess .
I do not know.
but will say, right, right.
we'll be right back.
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Right, welcome back. Let's talk. Pixel le smartphones, new generation of pixel phones, pixel eight and eight pro right off the top. More expensive than last year. You've got plus one hundred dollars for each of them, nine ninety nine and six ninety nine.
So six nine nine for the pixel eight, nine ninety nine for the pixel 8 pro。 And so with these higher Prices, we go away. What's new about them? What's more expensive? What's Better about them? And there is quite a few interesting things. I'll start with the new tensor sensor.
It's on the list.
but I can't say I think I made a more expensive. Now tensor g three, that's going to be in both. I think I have a lot of hopes just about efficiency and battery life.
And tester g two was okay, but IT wasn't good. And so I think so I think we're hoping is that tensor g three gives us maybe not a huge improvement on raw power. That wasn't necessarily what I was bad about that, but I was just inefficient and IT was not great with batteries.
So we're hoping for that to be Better. But naturally, the focus of tensor g three is the TPU a lot of AI related features. And i'll get to those a tensor g three.
But then there is there are two new things, which is new cameras and new screens, peace phones. So there's a two different sizes pixel in a pro, different sizes also that a pro is a high resolution as always. But also now the pixel eight is one hundred twenty hurts, so it's no longer IT was ninety hurt previously, so up to one hundred twenty hits is not L T P O.
I think it's one one. The pro is still L P O to one s. Um there are also both flat. I'll just say that yeah, we're not like curbing over the edge on the pro watch, I think is nice. The buzzell look pretty much the same all the way around is no more chin.
Remember how we had like a chin on the previous pixel that slowly been drinking over the years? IT feels like it's pretty much even all the way around. And then they they felt the need to name this new brightness, but they are legitimately some of the brightest screens have ever seen in smart phones. And this is just from the hour that I spent with IT.
But they're calling IT an actual display on the pixel eight and a super display on the eight pro yeah two thousand needs on the pixel eight and twenty four hundred needs on the pixel 8 pro yeah um I will be back checked on this, but i'm fairly sure that's the brightest smart phones screen of in my life. I think the same as up. I find explore right? Okay, I might be I don't know, but I I looked at IT and I said.
oh my god, is the brightest screen i've ever been about seven years o thousand.
Genuinely very impressive. And I know that when I take these things outside, they are going to look great .
outside also claims that can use twenty five hundred. So still .
on a pixel, usually you don't get crazy big hardware numbers. On pixel is all about the software. But that was cool to sea.
Yeah um eight gigs of around with tenor g three battery size are both like a tiny bit bigger than last year, not like a meaningful amount. I think we'll still look for tensor to give us a difference in efficiency. And then new cameras um same primary camera on both is a blue of fifty magic XO sensor. Then you get either the twelve make pixel ultra de on the pixel eight or you get a forty eight makes pixel ultra with mro on the eight pro along side of forty eight mega pixel of five x telephoto on the eight pro. So get a new camera.
So wait, they left the worst ultra de in the regular one and give you a Better ultra with micro o in the yeah I think .
this year they definitely are trying to justify the Price the Price gap yeah because still a three .
hundred dollars rence between the phone yeah and i'm looking at IT like those two phones, three dollars apart have the same tensor g three, have the same primary camera and bow, have incredibly bright hundred twenty years displays that's GTA really start again to find the differences between them.
And it's going to be like, okay, and extra telephoto camera, extra resolution if you want, IT, which is not even on by default t like stuff like that um but that's the main hardware differences. And then once you get in to using the phones, IT is all software baby IT, the classic pixel story of and I think this is probably going to be the theme of the review and eight two p gigs around. Did you say that top on the problem? Yes OK.
So you get more than anybody pay three inter box, you get more RAM, I don't know, maybe, but it's but I think yeah, the story with the pixel is definitely that you you can't just accept that the hardware is just going to be fine. And they've had this design for a couple years now with the visor. And I was actually just thinking about this divisor, which is like so iconic, the pixel is still collects dust like in the corners right above and below. You have this with your pixel, right? It's just like .
IT seems to be something that like a lot of these nor IT specifically happens with the pixel because of the big visor. But filming a lot of macs with iphone, the new lenses on the new iphone do IT all .
around the circles as well. I get bad.
And, uh, I use the case or use the case on my pixel. And when I go climbing, I take the case off this trip. He can both of them yeah, and both unlike the top of the bottom of you.
I guess my point is not not buying a pixel for the hard work quality. It's still going to be it's going to look like a pixel. Uh, so as I think there is now, there's new colors and there's like a sattle back on the pro, which is I like right or sorry yeah on both yes yeah OK which is .
sweet they their matt textured yes the other like a set um but you're .
really buying IT because it's the smartest smart phone is cool assistant you're going about call screening I use call screening IT before .
we get into .
that all year, all the time. I'm just going to iterate that, that doesn't mean all that takes a hardware sucks IT just means the software is incredible and that's irby. I guess what i'm .
saying if you want to buy a smart phone because that is a crazy biggest numbers in the best hardware, you're not buying the pixel IT, just not the pixel. It's either some shame or are OPPO or samsung phone. There are all have bigger, more impact numbers problem.
I don't know. There is like a slight hill to the camera stuff there. But like you think about one hundred eight zoom when you think about seventy five watch charging. Like, that's not that I .
want to make sure. I know people think that.
I think I IT my words. I mean what I say.
I mean what I say now, sorry, I interpreted I really so I regularly get .
called some mbs that I don't know and five times at at ten it's a delivery and the other five times, i'm so glad I had cost screening because they store random person and I just you know, you just hit the button, this a screen, my call and I just some guy going, is this is this markets and I just hit hanging up or just a delivery person going like I am outside and I like pick up or I just say, like, yeah you can leave the package, whatever do stay .
on the phone?
no. So a lot of people, that's another that's another good point. Probably three or four at a ten times when the assistant is done answering the phone, they just hang up right away and I just never find out who was. And that's fine too.
I talk on the phone, but this year the new all assistant is both much more human sounding and will give you context aware chips to press to respond based on what IT hears the person say yes, which means it's A U, P, S. Driver cause, and it's an unknown number and I don't pick up unknown numbers. And I hit screen call and he says, hey, i'm a google assistance screening this call.
Who are you and IT sounds like a human and the person doesn't pick up. They will say hi on the U. P, S. driver.
Have a package for you without me even picking up the call, IT will show a box that I can impress that just says, leave IT on the front porch or something like that. I press IT. IT says IT in a human voice. And the person probably even think twice about the that it's a because the last one sounded such a like robotic people hung up, really a person. Yeti, yeah.
In theory, I think this sounds great. I ll be interested to see how IT does because that last one, I don't know a single person that ever state i'm along in of the old call screening to ever like we're just so used to getting robot calls. I heard the new voice.
I heard the new voice. IT does sound Better. There's a lot of spam. Turn off me.
I guess this just if you're calling someone, you're already expecting to hear a voice picking yeah so they might not even process to the first two words, which are like, I am a google system.
Here's my counter to that. There are fedex people who knock on my door when i'm home, who don't even knock on the door. They just put the mistle every slip on before even knocking. You think those people are going to, like, listened to my robot assistance.
And they probably .
they got time if they .
do go to the trouble of calling. And they were expecting a human to pick up. This accomplishes .
the same task. Does this new one can make reservations for you? Are we just done with .
the reservation that is a separate, uh, feature? So this is just screen coming calls. I don't know that this new voice will be to that. I don't know.
Just get question.
Just something google killed.
I probably should be killed. But there's a bunch of new other software stuff. There's a new camera.
U I I think that looks Better. It's kind of separated in two photos and videos at the bottom. And then there is all the sort of controls right above IT. A night's video got added. There's a bunch .
new H G R. Processing looks just Better, I saw, and share speed at at the top of these little bars. And you can just adjust them. And IT has focus peaking like it's really, really built out yeah before .
we get even deeper on some of the man that is and all the software will take a quick break, will lose some trivia and will come right.
All right, we're doing google trivia today. It's a google day um I have in front of me for google products and services. We completely coincidentally, I think uh, almost all of them discontinued at this point. I need you to tell me which one I made, that one of those .
looking .
to be a minute. yes.
yeah.
right. All right. Number one is called google lively. Google lively is essentially meta horizon.
But IT was before VR was invented hoses with a mouse and keyboard. Other than that, IT is like hilariously similar to, uh, meta horizon. So like second .
life prison .
word is that what .
is called whatever that thing. But what makes a different than second life is that google imagined like different websites and IP s would set up their own thing and that I would gradually become how you serve the web. They just abandoned IT because they thought I would never be a thing.
hilarious. Uh, b google fiver. Chi, google vivo. I was a really complex, like A P. I for debs, that would analyze really, really, really long strings of numbers.
This is what, which one is a real.
which one is fake?
Got to sea .
is the google crisis response team. The google crisis response team is a team within google that seeks to make critical information more accessible during times of natural disasters. The google crisis response .
in I hope that's real just because you said most of these are just they had a crisis response team and continue crisis response team is their P, R team.
Wow, N, D, this is all caps. Gog, for one one. G, O, G, four, one, one. IT is a telephone based voice search service to get business information, so you'd call goog four one one. And before I need block busters number or something.
I don't know. nice. yeah.
A google lively. B google fiba. I, C. Google crisis response, or d the group for one four, one one. Which one is fake?
Which one is fake? Got you.
I'll think on that. I think onna will be right there.
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So this is a where IT gets really google. What is a photo? okay? yeah.
First camera feature I thought was fine was the audio magic racer. Yes, I think this was fine. This is erasing background noises or reducing like wind or whatever.
That's not the subject, it's processing that you're gna do in post anyway, sums up yeah Green light for me. Okay, then there's we're already know about magic editor, which let you like you raise. So one from the background, magic, magic, a dated magic or but I guess .
what's that first?
So is that a IT now uses generative A I to fill in those areas? IT used to just use in painting those areas? Yes, quality? yes.
This is a lot higher quality. yeah. yeah. Okay.
but so then there's magic editor, which is IT, analyzes the entire image and lets you move around things, change the size, position, color, texture, weather, sky, change all sorts of things about a photo yeah, and completely change the photo. One version of this is called that take, called yeah. So that take, which is what we are talking about last episode, is basically as we as we thought, IT is a bunch of people.
In one photo, you take a burst of photos. IT looks at all of the photos you took in all the faces and lets you take one base photo with the best face from each of the bursts you from every person in the photos. Yeah, I think that's fine. Yes.
I love IT. I'll also clarify one thing from last year that I realized when I was fighting very hard for this. One of the things David said was like your kids are being demons.
That is a scenario where I guess, like I don't think that makes as much sense because then your kids just being all over the place. This is first scenario where the point of the picture and people in the picture wanted to be a nice picture yeah, and a variable happens. Someone is blink, very like minimal things that are being changed. I think the face shop and that is great. And especially because, like you said, burst of photos, you are trying to take a bunch, assuming a variable was going to have yeah.
yeah. I talked to some the camera engineers at the event today about IT. They said this is a sort of like an evolution of top shot, if you remember that, which was like if you took multiple photos, he would automatically select for for you the best ones that you think we're good.
just everyone that thought was the best. Yeah.
yeah. And so this one is like, as long as you take, I asked them, like, everything about this work. So as long as you take two photos of the same general scene when you edit IT will offer you the option to swap out the face for the face that you took in another shot.
And like they told me this at the event I G with them almost every single time, you like take photos, you take like at least three or four, even if you handed IT to a stranger to habit, strangers do this too. yeah. And this is an interesting, like psychological thing.
I don't really know what we do this. We always do this. To be sure. One more for safety. Yes, takes one photo of you that actually that .
makes perfect sense when i'm like when i'm somewhere and clear iter together and we want a picture together, you hand IT to someone and you don't know what their photo taking capabilities. So you always, just as safety, take multiple photos. And now I get to actually, like, we were trying to take a nice photo just because the personal ended too. Maybe is increate taking photos and this something? Yeah, now I can make you a little nice.
You got, have to on the frame too.
Yeah, you do the classic winning therapy ece, the thing totally miss and .
think that you can do in your bedroom in the us.
Yeah well, this is okay. So there's a lot of, there's a lot of that. I get every camera future.
I think that's IT. You can change like where the person is. You can make yourself look like you're dunking even though they're not. You can do all kinds of that was one of the things you saw that the ad they ran for the ad was like IT went slowly further and further into just lying like he was like, ah, oh, not all of your faces were right. Okay, like now all of your faces are smiling yeah oh, not everybody was like enjoying the experience.
Okay, well, we put, everyone is happy day joying anything the last one was just like a kid pretending he was dunning and he just drag himself higher over rim so looks like he's dunk like OK now were lying. And then the commercial ends so you can kind continue down that path in your own head where you think this future will go. Yeah in I think this conversation is writing half of the script for the review for me, and i'm going to call IT.
Now the title of the pixel aat review is or fixed and post, because that is, every single one of these camera features photo on blur. Yeah, your photo was blurry. Yeah, I actually.
ally, I rethrocide this the other day um because he was got i'm try to remember the social media outlet that did IT but IT basically they were they posted that Taylor swifts had taken the cell e with her. And a lot of other library is at the at the game, which football game?
One jets game as jet have the chef stadium?
I don't know. I football.
Ry, I don't football.
Anyway, they have taken this hot. There was like hef leger dead.
yeah. Jj.
O, K, so the just sorry.
the judge. Cape, anyway, point being, IT was like, that was a cell y that they had taken. And IT was like, perfectly blurry, where I was like, this literally looks like one of googles, like a sample shots that they would have used to fix with photo on blur.
So I read, read IT, and I quote, threat IT, and I said, google P, R team is to get on the stack and because they need to rethinking that and be like if Taylor had a pick, people applied to thread. But IT is so good. So that's .
that's the classic. That is the entire ethos of pixel. We if you were samsung OPPO, you would go, alright, we need a bigger sensor to let more light to have a faster shutter speed.
We need bigger appeal to get more light so that we can freeze the action. So that doesn't happen here and that's always technically correct, but you're still just gonna ss sometimes. And with the pixel, they focus so much on the fixed and post part photo on blur.
Oh, you had a person behind you in the photo. We'll fix IT in post, remove them. Oh, you weren't high enough in the photo.
We'll fix IT in post and IT delicious goes on every single one of these things with the pixel and told us just the story of the entire pixel. Oh, the phone doesn't have a very big battery. X will fix in itself like we'll just have a really smart exactly generate .
new Better to fill .
now sick t with that fee. But that that the feeling that you get as you .
look down the statue inking that .
you just don't get crazy high and hardware, you get software optimization and off or trickery yeah to fix IT yeah is that good enough for people?
I so I really .
want to see stats on this because I swear to god, since the pixel seven came out, especially in the last six months or so, I see so many pixel seven and pixel 74 throughout new .
york on stage this morning.
they said that pixel seven was their fastest growing pixel. So is also one of .
the first phones that they really successfully run commercials for and get back.
Yeah I also advisors. I think it's helped. It's more is easier for us to see, but I also do think it's easier for people to see other people using IT and being like, what one is? Yeah, they also .
did that special dio, or video, super video. What is a call keep for? Get video. Okay, so weird one.
Yeah, I tell him not available to later.
Yeah, I talk to them extensively about this two. okay. And effectively what they said you when you take like a fork thirty video or something, it's taking so much information from like the H D R.
Detail and whatever that I like can't process that. I can't store IT all in RAM or something I I need. I'm gonna get a deeper breakdown until how this actually works because I don't know how much of IT is.
Like the reason they said I was only in the pro is that they said they needed more RAM for to be able to shoot IT in that mode before upload to the cloud. okay. And they also the other thing they said, I asked, why are you doing this in the cloud and not on vice device? They said that this is specifically CPU intensive and not TPU intensive. So if I was tp intensive, they could probably on device. But because CPU is Better at the floating point math, that is necessary for this kind of thing they're doing in the server centers OK.
So it's a combination of more RAM on the pro and easy to store more info as your recording in order .
bake IT in the files, you have to hit .
the button. What is the name of?
Have to decide before you shoot the video. Yeah, before you shoot the video you hit. I want this to be a video boost.
video. At least that's what they said today. If i'm wrong, I .
apology.
Well, I don't know that's interesting. So but yeah, the idea is you have a video that you really, really deeply care about the quality of for whatever reason. You have video boost turned on.
You take the video IT processes for several hours with this information that you've sent up to the cloud back several hours later over night, next day. And I saw before and after test and the results in google test were incredible. yeah.
But that was much Better H, T R, much Better stabilization, much, much as noise. IT was brighter and and more evenly lit. IT was just a Better color, Better looking video in general. And I kind of wonder, number one, is anybody going to use this? The number two, how good is actually gonna for random stuff that I try?
You know why this is like the perfect way to distinguish like apple versus google is apple is like pro s log on device were just give you all the features that are a regular camera. Has I like a really high bit rate?
Everything posies picking the .
post lady, the cloud, send me to the cloud.
Come back a few hours later. Yeah, yeah.
So it's apps to the cloud. And a few hours later, IT just shows up in your google photos. So really wondering like when people are going to want to use this um I asked why I was pixel April exclusive and they said only people really want to use this feature. I don't but I would love to see you shoot an auto focus video all with video boost yeah be faster and just see how that looks. The time IT .
takes the process is by the same time IT takes to offline process for the the .
ub iphone actually makes a meaningful difference. But yeah, I am very fast. I'm going to try for sure. Um I will also have to see if audio gets Better with video boost. I don't know .
yeah say I mean being able to do that of samples and made the story zia.
Now I I think ples example that I thought was really good that they showed me and I don't know if anyone else have seen this demo, but IT was a nighttime video like imagining on the streets of york city and you you're in the street, it's really dark and you point IT in like a store front. So it's really bright in the door front, the bright lights.
And there is a very H D R type of scene yeah um when you do a video like that on a lot of smart phones, you get this like HDR processing believed from point lights where you pointed at the at the inside of the store and it's just like overly saturated with light until IT fixes itself and exposes for the store and in the outside is darker. The improved version of this with video a boost was like perfectly will expose the entire time. So it's clearly doing a lot of H D R map with different exposure yeah and like mapping them on top of each other.
And that's very intensive. But I just you know there is going to be I don't know. I'm drawing the conclusion in my head that there's a limited number of special situations where this will make a big difference and then probably a regular video of like me and you in the studio on your phone will not look that much Better after video boost. Yeah, that's what i'm guessing, but I ll have to see what actually happened.
Yeah I talk to asic ranald, who he used to work with, mark lovey, who is the guy that invented H. D. R.
Plus, who is also get invented nights. And I taught he's though, and who like LED this feature. And I asked him to like break IT down for me. And he set a lot of words that I don't understand.
So I was like, i'm going to follow up with doing email because I really want to know what that I was not here a great day, but IT seemed very impressed. O so yeah, i'm going to talk to him more about IT. We shall see. This is an interesting .
feature there .
around you can measure the temperature of objects and only objects, so you dare measure yourself with that.
you not not person. Thank you.
And that is not F D A approved. So you can do that yet. So there's a pheromone ter APP just on the prophet um you you actually have to tell IT well you don't yeah you do you tell IT we're kind of material you're measuring. I get to be most accurate and I knew put IT two inches from the things that I should do, a person two inches from the thing and then hit.
measure temperature and tells .
you .
the temperature .
so you don't know the temperature APP on one of the demo units at at the google went IT looks very hot together. It's just like a you dog food food yeah you open the APP and then it's a whole screen that only has one option that says like select material so you click selective material yeah I think he was just a temperature .
and then you click that and that was election matter so .
yeah and and there is a bunch of material options and then there's a little window and then there's just this pulsing, big like sun icon in the corner. And i'm like, what is that new topic? And he just says the temperature sensor is on the rear of your because .
I .
think they worry that people are going to be like, try to take their own temperature with the front facing camera or something. It's just I would have like to get any kind of explanation why they did this. Like they kind of all like you can take the temperature of your pixel from your tea .
to your age. I got to reveal .
the event.
but I really example of one .
material on here. So here's the materia. Yes, what is materials that are material?
You, but it's not. F, D, A approved .
wall materials included food.
beverage.
castle and ceremony class map material, shiny material, plastic, robb of fabric, wood, walls, window, I ve.
that material and shine are different, different.
I feel like because it's .
reflectivity yeah because that I was .
going to .
act to do, they say.
is IT like gets an I R sense? Yes.
temperature .
there. no. Like there's absolute zero, then there's everything else, right you can measure like the isn't .
solute actually.
so there's nothing and then .
there's something .
and then you'd .
have to define nothing anyway. So it's like you you can get its .
I R that's why the life I believe its I R measuring how they've had .
like infrared red sensors and phones forever. So this is going to be a different type of infrared s or or .
just maybe way higher frequency. You have to be two inches from your source, have to it's probably just wave faster.
Just I don't know that APP really feels dog food like a interesting like IT feels like they just through together and .
like a week that feels like they put the hardware in the phone and then they got so far in development that realize they couldn't take IT out.
So I guess they were put raying maybe do this for code and then IT feels like a cover .
thing that came away later now. But that would be you have to do yourself. There is one thing on the list that I would be like kind of interested in and that's cast. Like if you're cooking, you're cooking with cast.
I want to get two .
ages away because like you're generally heating a cast pen really like I usually use mine for searing so I want that thing like ripping hot is hot like five hundred and so like I don't want to really put by pixel diner and usually, yeah you're like putting some oil on IT yeah like, yeah, I yeah.
Would you trust the food was on the list, right? And I was measure food with this either no food.
The first thing.
the first year. Oh, because you can do internal temperatures.
So like you can do surface mirrors, my pico is this is actually just the weirdest .
thing yeah like google doesn't do hardware except for when they add temperature.
The most unique harvard feature this time of a phone this year. This time i'm shout to google um I will say from the time I spent like an hour and a half with these phones, shout to the haptics team, whoever is on the haptic team for these phones. And I just remembered typing on the pixel 8 pro and I handed as a brand and we are shooting this together and he was typing on, and we are both like, oh my god, the haptics are amazing.
It's super and we are just typing on the keyboard. So just click y really, really strong, really tight. Haptics love seeing that in phones. Good and it's good. Haptic cks are one of the first things .
you can cheap out on.
So one common things going at the top of an upper .
at the bottom, just feeling that. Do remember when the pixel six came out and when first turn IT on. IT has this like, it's amazing. Hard ware .
can turn that .
off but but .
that I ve not have take on .
the phone and you thirty five years in um the biggest class state of the entire show pixel. Eight.
seven years .
this incredible pixel could be around and years we .
need we need a slow glad for this OK.
Biggest chair service deserves one person.
google pixel and pixel pro. The first phones that google now promising will have seven years of O. S.
Security and future drop for the entire live term of the phone, seven years of everything. Yeah, that's a new industry standard. I mean that their phone like the only one i've seen approaching yeah but AR ah phones we've .
seen the fair phone had to use a chipset that wasn't even made for phones. Remember that the new fair phone had to like go to quark and be like you would chips that that you're willing to make support for a longer than next one of time. This is another reason why tensor is such an important thing for google as they have such full control over and right, they can offer seven years of updates yeah previously that kind of a on qual com like it's not really the manufacturer like fault that a lot of these phones are not updated longer. A lot of the time is just that qualm doesn't support that many years of updates.
So ugly yeah the tensor chip, though the entire software stack right down to the like the software that they make for this phone IT makes sense that they can actually offer here and are promising seven years.
You know it's while to you know what came out seven years ago, the pixel one.
No, yeah, pixel eight. I'll be imagining if the pixel one got andred fourteen, we will be created. So yeah, we're expecting twenty thirty to to get the lot of are.
So here's a potentially silly question. Twenty thirty is a great number. Do you think it's getting seven years because twenty thirties a good number? Or do you think that could have been seven years last year, but twenty, twenty nine, she's not as good of a number and twenty thirty is a Better number.
It's an interesting question, really.
really good. I that I thought about that because this is a little increase.
I think im s like something google could doing with tensor one and tensor two because they owned the whole stack then too. Ah so I don't know why it's just happening now twenty thirty, maybe there's some pressure. Maybe maybe some of other phones had there.
Same time I got up to five years or something like that. There is some pressure. That's why they decide to do IT.
Now I don't know um but I I won't shown IT. I think it's great. No, just happy. And I hope future pixel and future other smartphones start to push the amount software they are able to provide as long as they own the whole stack.
I mean, you look at the iphone, they are pretty good about software update for a long time and get an android world. This feels like the absolute best equivalent. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I hope they last seven more years. I hope the .
pixel will still seven years. Yes.
I like six past that promise.
Two .
years.
Yeah, that's way I have one. We did all the good subs, but this is one kind of thing that I thinks not under the rather that I thought was kind of cook. The face mock is now secure face on mock because you can ask so you can actually use the for banking and payment apps again, what you haven't been able to do this .
topics .
of yeah I know small thing.
I don't .
know the details of working because RGB camera is tensor, some sort of I P T P whatever magic is happening. Where is analyzing a little bit more like depth information from the RGB camera and is able to do that? Just pretty cool. Yeah so that's good to see.
It's the temperatures answer allows .
for that yeah that's sit on the back which also helps the max so you can .
be face someone the back of the phone I don't know oh .
oh oh um remember what the pixel fold, how they had the the dull translation thing where you have IT open and you can translate with another person because on the other side, as the words that's finally shipping they anounced of the event did yeah another feature that they said would come eventually think .
I did my first purchase of yeah OK let's get this coming out now yeah I think that's IT. I think that's IT. That's IT.
Okay, what do and we're we're going to get the phones. We're going to review the phones. We're going to test to see how good these software magic features .
actually work in the pixel a is slightly smaller this year, if forgot to mention that .
it's point when is just smaller corner corner socket from six point three to six point two?
I know it's six point to this year.
okay.
You I think there was six point three last year and at six point to this year.
okay. Honest question tract that's honest question. That's small phone.
the iphone mini killer.
It's not small spd. But do you think there is enough new stuff in the pro to warrant IT over the regular pixel seven or or a pixel eight?
Or would you just get eight I setting to I just .
this is one of those things where it's like the lens you look at IT through matters.
Let's go over the differences.
everything you would get the updated the pro phone for a, you would get more RAM telephoto camera, higher resolution, slightly brighter screen.
my video boot o boost .
someday temperature sensor. And you get, I guess, a larger battery, but also a larger screen that's brighter. So maybe that sort of knows out and that's about IT. I honestly think .
it's just like, do you want a bigger phone that yeah.
yeah, that's IT.
I don't. So I smaller one.
The telephoto is the number one thing all in the size that I care .
about and agreed. Yeah, I think the nico ta wides probably good too, because they really feels like ultra wide are the place that phones like skip out on. Yeah, I want to see more good altering.
Yeah cool. yeah. I think that if like, the is still an incredible deal to get. The small one six ninety nine is still really good Price. First phone that that is that feature.
which is also crazy because it's a hundred. I was more expensive than last year and still a like a really.
really good deal. Yes, six ninety nine. I think this is going to potentially have again, this is me guessing IT might have the best camera in any six ninety nine phone.
You might have the best screen. It's the brightest, maybe not the best, but the brighter test screen in any six ninety nine phone. It's onna. A hundred twenty years since onna have some of the best software in any six ninety nine phone.
And if you care about camera screen and software, which is most people, that's a pretty good set of things to ACE for that Price range. So either way, either way, that's about IT. I think this was A A good google gathering.
Great google, great google gg.
great, great google, great google, google gallery today. Uh, we we should wrap IT up by finding out the answers to those google trivial questions.
Oh, yes, we show and we will. Hey barred. Hey barred. What are the answers to Alice? Is question in .
the wave form episode? What was the answer that in the Alice? Give me on that? I think I was on wednesday. Yes, David, the answer is see context. Now it's Better.
can you over the score, I think .
I have nine .
show a correction.
This week's score on the way from podcast, we have .
Andrew with five. No, you have to do the thing.
What's mark is steam rolling the competition .
with a beam roling ten. He's barely stepping on me.
It's not the same as when adam does. I don't know. That's fine. I'm sorry fans. David cruising, absolutely destroying the person below him with nine and saving .
my battery by by a big right behind markets.
And andrey, drifting, cuddling.
plotting and storing his points for .
later with with .
I one to .
care .
the one I am sorry, i'm just .
not him.
Okay, question number one, what was the first pixel to have a sip .
made by google .
for the name? I'm just looking for which pixel IT was in. So really, you have a one in eight .
chance was IT that one and .
was IT that one this one? no.
Kay, i'm ready. Are you ready to rumble running out of? Are you ready to rumble?
Yes, data you want .
to go first for it's three .
isn't IT. I said four.
Also I said one.
It's three. Last IT was the pixel two with the .
pixel visual core of the .
title showed .
up in the ross wait. So I was at this.
I was thinking, soly in my head was inking IT .
the three.
if google made a trip before that, I was in the pixel one. Please let me know, clay.
didn't you know what they mean? What the h the HTC team be able to eat dinner?
That's what they did. The picture one, yeah.
brutal. okay. So we move to google services.
real or fake? Yes, I forgot about pixel visual core a ooh.
Just on that whole time, that's fine. Adam leaves for one day. Everything comes apart. I, I, I should have half of microphone here. The ratio microphone just not .
used to this much.
Micros needs to move away from you every time you speak, so you have to grab IT.
All right, here we go. Okay, google lively b google fiba chi c, google crisis response team or d gog for one one weather .
reading when you first set IT, I thought the name was google. Be not like b yeah, google movie too. Okay.
I just want .
to say, I know for a fact that the venoti is real.
okay? OK, okay.
good. yeah. So the answer is a.
the answer is not A K .
and A B for .
google fiber. I, yeah, b is correct. I made up beauty. I, there is no what .
such thing .
I OK David use. You made me really confused. I was going to say, I think everything else you explained way too much on .
a ah and not he was the only one that I did not look at my computer. I gave IT .
away there. Well.
i'm really overconfident.
Yes.
that just sounds like such a google.
the google crisis department really defunded.
It's gone today. That would be a rough .
thing in earth .
and all of twitters like I just earthquake and google goes, hey, guess what world 对。 Well.
he just said that a bunch of them were disposed of. Yeah, that feels like when you can in life.
not around one anymore.
And I I was .
hilarious looking to.
I want to go for one. One t gook for one.
One also existed. It's real. Google lively is really eight hundred gool.
One IT was created, yeah, good for one.
One sounds like a thing they would have made in like two thousand and three.
Google lively was created in two thousand and eight and shut down in two thousand and eight.
Oh my god, that does not shocking. This is real. This is real encounter of two lively avatar ars.
Now the podcast is over. If you guys go just google google lively and just look at what we're looking at right now and try to picture this being announced, guys are really google .
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