Google launched its Magic Eraser function with the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro again in 2021. This machine studying and AI-based picture enhancing function used to take away undesirable objects in pictures is now extra broadly accessible. The California-headquartered firm may add an analogous function for movies within the upcoming Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Professional. An alleged promo video suggests the existence of ‘Audio Magic Eraser’ within the Pixel 8 sequence. The leak additionally signifies a blue color possibility for the vanilla Pixel 8.
An X (previously Twitter) person EZ (@EZ8622647227573) has posted the alleged promo video of the Pixel 8 sequence. The 14-second video teases a brand new ‘Audio Magic Eraser’ function within the upcoming Pixel smartphones. The video exhibits skate boarders utilizing a brand new function to take away undesirable noise from video clips. The Audio Magic Eraser button is proven among the many controls in Google Photographs.
This promo video comes with the tagline “the one telephone with Audio Magic Eraser” and Google’s current line for Pixel handsets — the one telephone engineered by Google. On the finish of the clip, the Pixel 8 is proven in a blue shade as properly.
Google launched Magic Eraser in Pixel 6 sequence smartphones again in 2021. This performance is designed to take away undesirable background parts from a shot with few faucets. The corporate rolled out this function to extra non-Tensor-powered smartphones final 12 months.
The Pixel 8 sequence is alleged to go official in October this 12 months. Each smartphones are tipped to run on Android 14 and include a 120Hz refresh fee show. They’re anticipated to powered by a Tensor G3 SoC, which might come as an improve to the Tensor G2 SoC, utilized in Pixel 7 sequence and Pixel Fold.
The smartphones may debut in 128GB and 256GB storage choices. The Pixel 8 Pro is anticipated to pack a 4,950mAh battery with 27W wired quick charging help. The Pixel 8, alternatively, is alleged to hold a 4,485mAh battery with 24W wired charging and 12W wi-fi charging help.
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