{"id":14293,"date":"2024-12-10T19:51:23","date_gmt":"2024-12-10T18:51:23","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/index.php\/2024\/12\/10\/heres-every-new-feature-in-googles-latest-pixel-feature-drop\/"},"modified":"2024-12-10T21:03:32","modified_gmt":"2024-12-10T20:03:32","slug":"heres-every-new-feature-in-googles-latest-pixel-feature-drop","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/index.php\/2024\/12\/10\/heres-every-new-feature-in-googles-latest-pixel-feature-drop\/","title":{"rendered":"Here's every new feature in Google's latest Pixel Feature Drop"},"content":{"rendered":"

Google drops updates for its own Pixel phones, which are referred to as \u201cPixel Feature Drops,\u201d and offers some new features and sometimes some enhancements. This used to be a quarterly update, but it\u2019s apparently much more frequent now. Not just for new phones but also for old ones. Which is really nice of Google to do. A lot of smartphone makers want you to buy a new phone to get these features.
\nHere, we\u2019re going to go over every single new feature that comes in these Pixel Feature Drops. So you can see what\u2019s new and take advantage of these new features.
\nWhat is a Pixel Feature Drop?
\nGoogle started the Pixel Feature Drop a few years ago as a way to roll out some new features about four times a year without making everyone wait on a new version of Android \u2013 which really only comes once a year now. It was likely done to get people to update their phones more often instead of skipping some of these monthly security updates.
\nThe first feature drop for Pixel came back in December 2019, and they\u2019ve been going strong ever since. These Feature Drops are rolled into the security updates, so it looks like a larger update than it actually is. Which can be a good thing.
\nWhat devices are eligible for a Pixel Feature Drop?
\nThis is a list of the current Pixel devices that are eligible to get these updates:<\/p>\n

Pixel 6
\nPixel 6 Pro
\nPixel 6a
\nPixel 7
\nPixel 7 Pro
\nPixel 7a
\nPixel Fold
\nPixel Tablet
\nPixel 8
\nPixel 8 Pro
\nPixel 8a
\nPixel 9
\nPixel 9 Pro
\nPixel 9 Pro XL
\nPixel 9 Pro Fold<\/p>\n

Older devices are no longer receiving security updates or Android updates, and thus won\u2019t get this feature drop, unfortunately.
\nWhen are they released?
\nThese are quarterly updates from Google. So they released about once every three months. Google typically releases them in March, June, September, and December of each year. Sometimes, these may get moved around due to features not getting ready and such. But those are the months they aim for.
\nTypically, the first Monday of those months (March, June, September, and December) is when you can expect a Feature Drop.
\nUpdate: These are no longer quarterly; Google instead releases them \u201cwhen they are ready.\u201d\u00a0In the first quarter of 2024, Google released a feature drop each month. I wouldn\u2019t expect that to continue, however.
\nDecember 2024 Pixel Feature Drop
\nIn December, Google released yet another feature drop for Pixel devices, with Android 15 QPR1. And it\u2019s jampacked with new features as well.<\/p>\n

You can now use Gemini in new ways, including across more apps on your Pixel device. You can also get more personalized responses from Gemini thanks to the new Saved Info feature.
\nYou also now can Screen Calls with Gemini auto-responses, making it easier than ever to screen calls coming into your phone. Gemini Nano on Pixel can now suggest more contextual easy-to-tap replies for you in Call Screen. So if a package is being delivered, you can use Call Screening to let the driver know to drop it off, and where to drop it off.\u00a0
\nYou can now peek into conversations between the caller and the AI agent during an automatic Call Screen. You can also answer or decline a call at any time during the screening session.<\/p>\n

Made You Look is now available on the first-generation Pixel Fold! Use fun animations on the outer screen to grab your little one\u2019s attention and snap a photo at the perfect moment. And there\u2019s much more to see in this Feature Drop.
\nOctober 2024 Pixel Feature Drop
\nGoogle has announced the October 2024 Feature Drop, which coincides with the Android 15 update. Both of these were announced on October 15, 2024, and started rolling out shortly thereafter. Here\u2019s what\u2019s new for Pixel devices with this Pixel Feature Drop.<\/p>\n

Night Sight for Instagram
\nGoogle has expanded Night Sight support to now work in the Instagram app. So when you use the Instagram camera, you\u2019ll get great nighttime photos, even without using the flash. This is going to be available globally on the Pixel 6 and newer \u2013 except for the Pixel a-series devices.
\nUnderwater Photography & Video
\nUse your favorite waterproof case to capture your favorite under-the-sea moments. This includes snorkeling and swimming, as Google has improved underwater photography and video recording that makes colors look richer and more accurate.<\/p>\n

Theft Protection
\nTheft Protection is a suite of features that will protect your device, in case it does get stolen. This now uses Google AI to sense if someone snatches your phone from your hand and tries to run, bike or drive away and automatically locks your phone screen. You can also use Remote Lock to quickly lock your phone with just your phone number and a quick security challenge using any device to give you more time to recover your accounts.
\nAudio Magic Eraser
\nGoogle debuted Audio Magic Eraser at its Pixel launch event in August, and now it\u2019s rolling out to more Pixel devices. It\u2019s available globally on the Pixel 8 series, and in limited markets on the Pixel 9 series.
\nAudio Magic Eraser will let you turn up or down separate sounds and voices in your videos, making voices crystal clear, and eliminating background noise. It works scarily well.
\nObject Temperature Sensor
\nTemperature Sensing with Pixel just got better. Now, there\u2019s a new viewfinder in the Temperature app that lets you get a live reading of objects that you are sensing. You can capture and save measurements to recent results.<\/p>\n

Pixel Weather App
\nThe new Pixel Weather app that debuted on the Pixel 9 series back in August is now rolling out to all Pixel devices. That\u2019s going to be Pixel 6 and newer \u2013 including Pixel Tablet.
\nNext-Gen Call Screen
\nThe Next-Gen Call Screen that Google has included on Pixels for a while now, is now expanding to the UK and Japan, for Pixel 6 and newer. This will give users extra layers of privacy and help with saving time on potentially unwanted calls.
\nGemini Live
\nGemini Live is coming to more Pixel devices with this update, rolling out to the Pixel 6 and newer in France, Germany, Brazil, India, Spain and Latin America. This essentially lets you talk to Gemini like you would Google Assistant.
\nGemini Extensions for Pixel Screenshots
\nNow you can use Gemini for help finding something you saved in Pixel Screenshots, from wherever you are on your phone. Just say \u201cHey Google, use Screenshots to find the brand of sneakers I saved\u201d.
\nPixel Watch gains new Contact App, Emoji Email Reactions and Loss of Pulse Detection
\nMoving onto the Pixel Watch, it\u2019s getting the new Contacts App. Making it easier to get to your most frequent contacts with the Individual Contact Tile on all three generations of Pixel Watch. This tile will let you pick which content to prominently display and use quick actions to call, message or open the contact for more details.
\nPixel Watch also gets Emoji email reactions, allowing you to send and view select emoji reactions to Gmail notifications from the app directly on your Pixel Watch.
\nFinally, Loss of Pulse Detection is rolling out to the Pixel Watch 3 in Belgium, Italy, and Spain. This new feature is a first-to-market one that will identify when someone\u2019s heart suddenly stops beating due to conditions such as cardiac arrest, poisoning, or respiratory arrest and then notify emergency services for help.<\/p>\n

Gemini on Pixel Buds
\nAll Pixel Buds models will be getting Gemini. You can talk to Gemini from your earbuds and ask it for directions and info from your emails, or you can go live with Gemini to brainstorm out loud.
\nNotification Dismissals
\nNow your Pixel devices will work together to make it easier to manage notifications. So when you dismiss a notification on one device, it will then disappear from your other devices. You will need to enable this feature in the settings and be connected to WiFi for this to work.
\nJune 2024 Pixel Feature Drop
\nFor the June Pixel Feature Drop, Google is bringing in a whole host of new features for the Pixel phones, watches, and tablets.
\nGemini lands on Pixel 8 and Pixel 8a as a developer option
\nGoogle heard the backlash and is bringing Gemini to the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8a as a developer option with this feature drop. The reason for this is that Google doesn\u2019t feel like the performance is on par to make it a standout feature. So if you really want to use it, you can.
\nDisplay Port is finally here
\nAfter many years, Google is finally adding Display Port support to the Pixel. This is going to allow you to plug in your phone to a second monitor and display it, over the phone\u2019s USB-C port. It\u2019s a simple feature, and also one that many likely won\u2019t use, but it is here.
\nReverse Phone Number Lookup
\nEver wondered what that unknown number was that called you? Now, you can do a reverse phone number lookup straight from the Phone app. It really doesn\u2019t get any simpler than that. And you can tell if you need to call them back or continue ignoring them.
\nRecorder app gains a new \u201cSummarize\u201d feature
\nGoogle\u2019s very impressive Recorder app is also getting a new summarize feature, which is able to provide detailed summaries for your recordings, and even identify different speakers.
\nFind My Device now works when the phone is powered off
\nAnother popular feature that Android users have been waiting for: Find My Device now works when your phone is powered off. This is only available for Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, however.
\nPixel Watch and Tablet get additional features
\nWith this update to the Pixel ecosystem, the Pixel Watch and Pixel Watch 2 are getting Car Crash Detection and Bicycle Fall Detection. This feature is going to make sure that the user is okay and call emergency services and emergency contacts if needed. Google says that Fall Detection has also been updated to better detect falls from bicycles.
\nPixel Watch is also going to be able to make payments from PayPal. And it\u2019s getting the Google Home app finally. Which does include a new Wear OS tile, and watch face complications.
\nWith the Pixel Tablet, Google says that users will now get more detailed doorbell notifications, including a snapshot of who is at your front door. This, however, does only work when the tablet is docked in hub mode.
\nMarch 2024 Pixel Feature Drop
\nGoogle is yet again rolling out another Feature Drop this month, which actually includes quite a few new features. Here\u2019s every single new feature.
\n10-bit HDR video and Ultra HDR Photos on Instagram
\nInstagram will now support 10-bit HDR video and Ultra HDR Photos from the Pixel 8 series. Ultra HDR Photos is a new picture format that was introduced in Android 14 last year, and it essentially is able to \u201cstore more information about the intensity of light, resulting in more detailed highlights and shadows, and more intense colors.\u201d<\/p>\n

Next Gen Call Screen improvements
\nNext Gen Call Screen is also getting some improvements. For instance, if you are call screening and the caller doesn\u2019t respond, there\u2019s a new \u201chello\u201d chip that will appear, and you can tap on that to get the call started. Google is also going to tell the caller to wait a bit longer if you\u2019re not available right now.<\/p>\n

And more
\nThat\u2019s not all that\u2019s coming to the Pixel this time around. Here are a few more features for the Pixel portfolio:<\/p>\n

Circle to Search with Google expands to Pixel 7
\nGoogle Pixel Watch gaines Public Transit Directions, Auto Workout Mode (for original Pixel Watch), Pace Training, Heart Zome Training and a new Relax App from Fitbit.
\nPartial screen sharing is sharing a certain app instead of the entire screen.
\nFast Pair will let you access previously set-up Bluetooth accessories on a new phone or tablet.
\nDoc Markup arrives. Allowing you to markup up Google Docs with handwritten annotations, using your finger or a stylus.
\nGboard Voice Toolbar for Tablets arrives, allowing you to minimize the keyboard when using voice input.<\/p>\n

January 2024 Pixel Feature Drop
\nGoogle shocked us by dropping a new Feature Drop for the Pixels in late January \u2013 typically these were every three months and this was expected in March. But this Pixel Feature Drop did bring in some really nice features to the Pixel series.
\nCircle to Search
\nThis debuted on the Galaxy S24 Ultra a few weeks earlier, and it\u2019s a super useful feature. Essentially, with Circle to Search, you\u2019re able to long-press on the gesture bar or home button and then circle what you want to search. Whether that\u2019s text, a picture, or something specific in the picture, it can do it all, and it\u2019s powered by Google. This is done without even leaving the app you\u2019re currently in.<\/p>\n

Magic Compose
\nGoogle is adding Magic Compose to the Pixel 8 series this time around, which will let you use AI (Google Gemini, actually) to rewrite your texts, social media messages, and much more. It\u2019s very similar to Chat Assist on the Galaxy S24 series.<\/p>\n

Thermometer
\nOn the Pixel 8 Pro, Google added a thermometer to the back. Which seemed cool but turned out to be more of a gimmick. Well, with this feature drop, it\u2019s much more of a feature than a gimmick. It can now be used to take the temperature of humans, and you can save the readings to your Fitbit profile as well.
\nPhotomoji
\nThe last major feature coming in this update is Photomoji, which is coming to the Pixel 3a and later. Basically, it lets you transform your favorite photos into reactions with the help of on-device Google AI.
\nOctober 2023 Pixel Feature Drop
\nThe September Pixel Feature Drop got delayed a month, along with Android 14, and launched in October. Along with Android 14, it does bring a good amount of new features to the Pixel. Here\u2019s what\u2019s new this month.
\nNew Camera app<\/p>\n

Google is rolling out a new camera app with the Pixel Feature Drop this month. The biggest change is that there is now a toggle at the bottom to switch from photo to video. You\u2019ll also get easy access to modes like Night Sight, Portrait and Slow Motion. This seems like a good way to make it easier to switch modes, without making the camera app unintuitive. But it will take some time to get used to.
\nCustom clock and Wallpaper collections
\nAlso part of this update this month, there\u2019s new custom clock and wallpaper collections. You will be able to tweak your lock screen and use some different clocks there. Which is a nice change.
\nDual Screen Interpreter Mode
\nThis is only for the Pixel Fold. It was announced back at Google I\/O in May, but this feature will let you interact with someone that speaks another language, all on your Pixel Fold. It works on both screens simultaneously. So you can type something on the larger screen and show the person the translated sentence(s) on the other side. It\u2019s really neat and will be fun to play around with.
\nNew charging notifications<\/p>\n

With this feature drop, Google is adding a new charging notification that will appear if there is an issue with the charging accessory, cable or wall adapter. So you won\u2019t just plug in your phone and leave it, only to find out it didn\u2019t charge, or barely charged.
\nJune 2023 Pixel Feature Drop
\nFor the June 2023 feature drop, the update is actually fairly small. This makes sense, as the next Feature Drop will coincide with the stable version of Android 14 dropping. So here\u2019s what\u2019s new for June 2023.<\/p>\n

Cinematic wallpapers
\nWith this feature drop, Google is rolling out Cinematic Wallpapers. According to Google, this is being powered by Google AI, and allows the Pixel to transform 2D wallpaper photos into dynamic 3D scenes. Giving you a pretty magical look for your home screen and lock screen.
\nDaily Readiness on Fitbit
\nGoogle is also rolling out a slew of Fitbit features with this feature drop. Including Daily Readiness onto your Fitbit. It was previously only available in the Fitbit app, now it\u2019s available on your wrist. Daily Readiness helps you see how ready you are for the day, and for doing any type of workout.
\nRecorder Speaker Labels
\nFirst announced at the Pixel 7 event last October, Recorder Speaker Labels are finally rolling out in this Feature Drop. That\u2019s going to make it easier to export your recordings to Google Drive. As it is able to label who is speaking and when.
\nMacro Focus Video
\nFor the Pixel 7 Pro only, Macro Focus Video is rolling out. This allows you to use the macro focus feature while you are recording video as well.
\nAnd more
\nThere\u2019s a few more features coming in this feature drop, here\u2019s the full changelog:
\nPixel Phones<\/p>\n

Safety Check + Emergency Sharing:\u00a0Google Assistant is giving you extra peace of mind by making it easier to start emergency sharing, or schedule a safety check if you\u2019re feeling unsafe, all with just your voice.
\nCar Crash Detection + Emergency Sharing:\u00a0In addition to contacting emergency services, Car Crash Detection just got even more helpful \u2013 it can now share your real-time location and call status with your emergency contacts.
\nMacro Focus Video (Pixel 7 Pro):\u00a0Now you can capture incredible detail on video with Pixel 7 Pro\u2019s impressive Macro Focus feature.
\nEmoji Wallpapers:\u00a0Mix and match over 4,000 of your favorite emojis with different patterns and colors to create a unique live wallpaper that fits your personality and mood.
\nRecorder Speaker Labels:\u00a0Pixel\u2019s Recorder just got smarter. It now lets you export transcripts into Google Docs, generate speaker-labeled video clips, and search for speakers within recordings.
\nPalm Timer (Pixel 6 and newer):\u00a0You can take self-timed photos by simply raising your palm to trigger the timer with Pixel 6 and newer devices.<\/p>\n

Pixel Watch<\/p>\n

Blood Oxygen Tracking:\u00a0Pixel Watch can now check your nighttime oxygen saturation (SpO2) and help you identify changes in blood oxygen levels while you\u2019re sleeping.
\nHigh & Low Heart Rate Notifications:\u00a0Your Pixel Watch can also track your heart rate and let you know if it falls outside of your normal thresholds.<\/p>\n

Expanding existing features to more regions, languages and devices<\/p>\n

For Pixel Phones:<\/p>\n

Multi-Device Controls:\u00a0Quick access to smart home controls.
\nSmart Features:\u00a0Reduced rattling in vibration mode, Adaptive Charging and Magic Compose.
\nGoogle Assistant:\u00a0Now more personalized and relatable with an array of voice options.
\nAndroid Spotlight Features:\u00a0Unknown Tracker Alerts and Find My Device.<\/p>\n

For Pixel Watch:<\/p>\n

Google Assistant Expansion:\u00a0Google Assistant in new languages and locales for Pixel Watch.
\nWear OS Expansion:\u00a0New tiles for Spotify and WhatsApp on your wrist.
\nElevate Your Style:\u00a0New Metal Links bands are coming to the\u00a0online Google Store\u00a0and in Google retail locations starting June 16, 2023 \u2013 choose from Brushed Silver and Matte Black \u2013 for $199.99.<\/p>\n

Pixel Updates:<\/p>\n

Cinematic Wallpapers:\u00a0Thanks to the power of Google AI, Pixel can transform your 2D wallpaper photos into dynamic 3D scenes for a truly magical look.<\/p>\n

Pixel Watch Updates:<\/p>\n

Auto-pause:\u00a0Pixel Watch will automatically pause your run, walk or bike exercise If you need to stop at a light or take a quick breather \u2013 and automatically resume tracking your workout once you start again.<\/p>\n

Fitbit Updates (coming week of June 12):<\/p>\n

Notifications in more languages:\u00a0Support for more global characters and right-to-left text on your device\u00a0(Available on Sense 2 and Versa 4, Charge 5, Luxe and Inspire 3)
\nDaily Readiness:\u00a0Daily Readiness Score on your wrist\u00a0(Available on all Fitbit smartwatches and trackers).
\nMenstrual Health tile:\u00a0Manage menstrual health from your smartwatch\u00a0(Available on Sense 2 and Versa 4).
\nSwitch styles:\u00a0Pick a new clock face right from your smartwatch\u00a0(Available on Sense 2 and Versa 4).
\nGet your exercise mode just right:\u00a0Choose from a full list of exercise modes on your tracker\u00a0(Available on Charge 5, Luxe and Inspire 3).
\nMore designs for your tracker:\u00a0Four new clock faces are now available in the Fitbit app gallery\u00a0(Available on Charge 5, Luxe and Inspire 3).<\/p>\n

March 2023 Pixel Feature Drop
\nThis time around, the feature drop is mostly aimed at older Pixel devices. Bringing Pixel 7 features to older devices. Which is definitely nice to see from Google. But here\u2019s what\u2019s new.
\nFaster Night Sight
\nGoogle has improved and added some new algorithms to the Tensor chip, which has made Night Sight faster on the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. So you\u2019re able to get low-light photos a whole lot faster now.
\nMagic Eraser
\nMagic Eraser debuted on the Pixel 6 in 2021, but now it is moving to older Pixels. If you have a Pixel 4a or later, you\u2019ll be able to take advantage of Magic Eraser. Meaning that more people will be able to get rid of those photo bombers in your photos. As well as other distractions on your photos.<\/p>\n

Direct My Call+
\nGoogle is also expanding Direct My Call+ to older Pixels, bringing it to the Pixel 4a or later. So now more Pixel users will be able to see call menu options before they\u2019ve even been spoken to them.
\nHealth Connect
\nHealth Connect is an app that Google created last year, and was in beta for quite some time. Now it\u2019s out of beta and available on Pixel devices. So you can use Health Connect to sync your health and fitness data across platforms. So far, this works with Fitbit and Samsung Health. So you can switch from the Pixel Watch to the Galaxy Watch 5 without losing any data.
\nDecember 2022 Pixel Feature Drop
\nThe December 2022 Pixel Feature Drop was released on Monday, December 5, 2022. And it\u2019s the first big feature drop since the Pixel 7 series was released in October. So quite a few features here were already announced in October as \u201ccoming soon\u201d.
\nVPN by Google One
\nAnnounced in October with the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, the VPN by Google One is now rolling out to all those users in the December 2022 update. This is a free feature, which you previously, needed to subscribe to Google One and be paying for at least 2TB to be able to enjoy.
\nFor Pixel 7 users, this feature is going to be free for the next five years. It\u2019ll likely last longer than your Pixel 7, to be quite honest.
\nClear Calling<\/p>\n

Clear Calling is another feature that was announced in October and will remain exclusive to the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, at least for now. But basically, this feature is able to reduce the background noise and enhance the sound of the voice. So that others\u2019 are able to hear you better in loud environments like a bar or club.
\nThe demos we experienced of this feature at the Made by Google event in October were pretty incredible. So we\u2019re expecting this to be mind blowing.
\nRecorder Speaker Labels<\/p>\n

The last feature in this feature drop which is limited to the new Pixel 7 series is, Recorder Speaker Labels. The Recorder app debuted a few years ago on the Pixel 4 and has been pretty incredible. But Google continues to improve it, and now, it can label individual speakers that are being recorded. It can also add in line breaks, making it easier to follow along.
\nSpatial Audio
\nThis feature won\u2019t be fully available until January 2023, but Spatial Audio is coming to the Pixel Buds Pro (only). Spatial Audio will allow you to feel more immersed when listening to movies and shows through your Pixel Buds Pro. It\u2019s a feature that Apple has had for quite some time, and is now finally coming over to Android.
\nSecurity and Privacy Settings<\/p>\n

Security and privacy is always a big deal for Google, and it is continuing to provide updates to the new unified hub for security and privacy settings in this new unified hub. It includes some new action cards that notify you of any safety risks and provide easy steps to enhance your privacy and security.
\nPixel Wallpapers<\/p>\n

As always, Google is including some new wallpapers with this update. So you\u2019ll have a refresh in the Curated Culture section of the Wallpaper app. There are a few new wallpapers here to help celebrate International Day of People with Disabilities.
\nFitbit Sleep Profile<\/p>\n

Google is finally rolling out the new Fitbit Sleep Profile that was announced back in November. This is going to help you get deeper sleep insights through Fitbit\u2019s Premium Sleep Profile feature, on your Google Pixel Watch. It provides users with a monthly sleep animal and longitudinal analysis of your sleep. This is going to help you find ways to improve your sleep over time. If you wore your Watch to bed for 14 nights in November, you will see your animal today.
\nNew Wear Tiles<\/p>\n

Google is also bringing in a few new Wear OS tiles for the Pixel Watch. These include a new Contacts Tile, as well as an additional Weather Tile. This new Weather Tile will give you easy access to see things like when is Sunset or Sunrise, among other things. The Contacts Tile will give you quick access to calling and\/or texting your favorite contacts, on your wrist.
\nFall Detection
\nGoogle is adding Fall Detection to the Google Pixel Watch in 2023. This is already available on Pixel smartphones. Fall Detection will contact emergency services if the Pixel Watch senses that you\u2019ve taken a hard fall and are unresponsive.
\nOther odds & ends
\nThere\u2019s a few more updates here for the December 2022 feature drop, which includes expanding a few features to more regions and in new languages. Like Cough and Snore Detection, as well as Live Chat Translate.
\nThe post Here’s every new feature in Google’s latest Pixel Feature Drop appeared first on Android Headlines.
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