Yup Yup! Also the toast notifications, the quick toggles on the phone, the hangup button when in a call or video call, the pixel tablet charging dock and the ring that comes with the official pixel tablet case, the new google TV streamer, the camera glass from the P7 and P8 series, the Google TV remote, the new google charging block. And like you mentioned... the search bar within any app that has a search bar!
We have a section of this included in this video! th-cam.com/video/Bnzs3YPqFJM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vZyglp3pTWMojrD- The videos on my channel are researched pretty differently though.
If you make a screenshot on Samsung phone in browser (for example Chrome), this screenshot will have a button in Samsung Gallery app to take you back to this website.
AI engineer, who is also wearing the apple watch ultra with a tiny wrist, here. Ellis' theory mostly checks out, and let me explain why the solution can not be simpler. Our arms' radius are not uniform throughout, which means that watches can move on your wrists. Depending on where your watch is (e.g, close on the bone, strap loosen), the sensor data vary, including the small intervals where your HR is 0. The amount of false positives are big, and traditional algorithm will annoyingly inform you every loss of pulse. This is why hospitals clip your fingers to track your HR. A model can, as Ellis has guessed, take into account other metrics, and intepret the abnormal progression of your HR to make an informed decision.
1:18:20 - an explanation for Ellis n David. For noise cancellation the earbuds play a 'negative' of the noise it hears through the mic into your ear. Usually the mic is outside the earbuds. So the Tensor A1 in pixel buds works 90 x faster than the time it takes for sound to travel from the mic on the outside to your ear. I hope this explains. And they could have worded this better
That actually doesn’t seem to be the case , I looked the trade in on my 14 pro max a while ago and I was shocked to see around a thousand bucks ( Australian) trade in for a good condition 14 pro max, if that is not a decent trade in on a nearly 1 year old device , what would you consider good ?
@@mikldude9376Anything that isn't the most recent iPhone will be trash. You can trade in a mint condition Samsung flagship and they will "kindly" recycle it for you
This is probably the first time in a year where I'm not gonna watch WVFRM on a Friday because I have an exam on Saturday. I guess I'll celebrate my Friday tomorrow 🎉
The reason the test devices were not Pixel 9's is because they wanted to show that Gemini is not a Pixel exclusive feature. It's an Android feature and they want iphone users to come to Android. Rick Osterloh knows and publicly said, that very few Samsung users switch to Pixel. And while of course Made by Google wants you to use their devices. In the bigger picture they just want Iphone users to come to Android.
Dawg, what are you on about? The demos were on pixel 9 devices, both during the live demos and the ones Marques did in his video. You need to buy a new pair of eyes AND a new pixel 9 so you can ask it what phone was in the presentation and videos.
@@jamopopper 🤦🤦 (10:42 to 17:34 on the Made by Google keynote) they had not even shown the new Pixel yet. They were testing Gemini features on the S24Ultra and the Motorola Raz+. Showing that Gemini is for Android. Not a Pixel exclusive. This is what David, Andrew, and Marques were talking about. No one said they weren't demoing the Pixel 9. They just made the comment that it was strange for a Made By Google event the first devices to come out wasn't the new Pixel. It's Samsung and Motorola devices. I pointed out that the reason for them showing off Gemini features on other devices before the Pixel 9. Is because they want users to see that Gemini is an Android feature. Not a Pixel exclusive feature. Seriously Stop Your Foolishness.
@@BowlingNG You're right, I just watched the presentation and saw the phones you were talking about. I never watched the presentation, thank you for calling me out on that. I assumed and never saw any mention of it anywhere, and we all know what happens when you assume. I think I might need to use the new phones at this rate, and get told the wrong info by Gemini anyway.
1:09:00 if it was so straight forward life alert bracelets, or similar products, would already have this functionality, they don't. There are instances where a peripheral pulse (arms/legs) is not detectable either because a heart beating erratically (arrhythmias), not at all (asystole/flat line) or due to low blood pressure (usually less than 90 systolic)...there are plenty of other reasons too. As a doctor, multiple physical observations allow me to figure this out easy. If I was limited to just observations on the wrist, it would require more inference or AI in the watch's case to avoid false calls to EMS. I think you guys thought heart rate detection was a binary outcome (alive or dead), it's not, so it needs AI to not be useless.
I just want to add that loss of pulse detection could be helpful to anyone with serious health conditions that may be living alone. I knew a friend of mine that he lived alone and he had apnea and breathing issues and he was found dead in his home alone a week after he had died. It might not of changed anything if he had a watch that had that feature but at the very least he would of not spent a week alone dead in his own home, if that means anything to anyone that cares about a loved one.
Add me really shocked and impressed me. It looks like such a useful thing to have and almost felt Apple like in the thought behind it. I was just thinking the whole time, "this is such an obvious problem, why wasn't something like this thought of sooner?" Good job to Google on thinking of this.
For context: Screenshots actually don't take that much space as a normal photo. Since normal photos have a lot of noise in it, when you compress them, you have to store all those details. With screenshots, you can compress them in a much better way because a lot of it is same pixels (or much more uniform as compared to a normal photo).
Starting the demo with Samsung might have actually worked out for Pixel since the Samsung demo didn’t go too smoothly, and then Pixel’s demo was way smoother. It kind of showed, in a roundabout way, why Pixel stands out for AI stuff compared to other Android phones.
That screenshots going to the website already happens and has happened for awhile on my samsung phone. Not sure when it was added, but i have a screenshot of a google search and i can click to go to website in the samsung gallery
@@TheBismrk Yea and both these features were before this big AI boom. I can see AI helping with the eraser filling in the space, but for the screenshot thing, there is nothing AI about that
I have a condition called Arrhythmia, so basically sometimes my heart just stops beating, that is the " no pulse event " you guys were referring to. I am having an Implant in my chest to record this event for future treatments, but this feature seems so cool, because it calls for the medical help. which is really really good. that reason alone makes that watch seems compelling. (But I am currently inside a wall😑 So 😖)
01:00:20 “Add me” to me is just another tool driving us further from actual human interactions. At least here in Europe, it is quite common to approach people and ask if they could take a photo of you with your group. I’ve never heard someone say “no” or deliver a bad photo and just like circling to search clothes of passerbys, instead of asking them and complementing their fit, it takes away another human to human interaction which we can definitely all benefit from.
It's always a bad photo. lol Also, it has happened a lot of times that they just run away with your phone. Let's keep it real, not everyone is a nice person.
I don't think people trust that many others with their £1k phone. I would never ask someone because I wouldn't see it again. It's not really a plot to reduce social interaction 😅
Fun fact: Google actually had a project blueberry, it just wasn't public. I was an engineer on Google Drive. We had a project called project blueberry to reduce memory leaks, which were making my team in particular "blue in the face" trying to debug them ad hoc. Thus, we created a project to get actual dedicated time for fixing it.
1:08:24 So a doctor here, but you can have pulseless events in case of arrhythmias of your heart. Conditions like asystole, Ventricular fibrillation, and pulseless ventricular tachycardia can lead to pulseless states where, if intervention is done in time, can save the life of a person. Hope this helps! Big fan by the way!
The screenshots app is Weird, for example on Samsung phones if you take a screenshot of a website page in the gallery app it shows an option to "go to website" so i feel like this whole thing could have just been a part of google photos
From what I understood about the sound processing speed is basically that it's capable of processing significantly faster than how the sound would actually be fed in, so, the post processing, noise cancelling and pass through would all be veryyyy real time. Of course, if all of this is trustworthy. But also, I might be massively misunderstanding here.
Great point when you mentioned price. One of the big reasons people liked the pixel was it was a company's flagship phone but discounted. If this is the same as Samsung, Google will learn a hard lesson
I don't know if David will see this, but in 00:48:45 when you say that the diffusion models don't generate the same thing twice, it depends on the randomisation seed. Typically it is set to 0 (random) which uses the timestamp to generate a random number, but if you fix the seed to something, then every time you set that seed, it will generate the same thing. It is mainly used for reproducibility.
Whole idea for Google is to push Gemini, phones felt like after thought whole annoucement. So far Gemini is nothing spectacular at all, and not that useful for most consumers, but Googles main goal is to push it and have those insane profits from subscriptions, phones are now only to push Gemini.
Here's the revised comment: "I completely agree with you, MKBHD! When Google does this, it feels more like a Samsung event, especially with Gemini being used in Samsung devices before the Pixel 9 series even got announced. The lack of focus on Android and the Pixel lineup during Google I/O 2024 was surprising, and the whole emphasis on AI almost overshadowed what we usually expect from Google in these events. The design and features of the Pixel 9 series are impressive, but it seems like Google is moving in a different direction.
Screenshots, weather, call notes, and live. I do agree that photos should have this ability but also like the idea of this being in a separate app also.
The prices for the new Pixel devices is what made me lose interest completely. I'd rather buy a previous gen Pixel for like 400-500 max. Currently on the 7 and it's been a gem.
Oh come on. The presentation was amazing. AI is the future and hardware is very mature now so the presentation made sense to me. I’m an Apple fan boy and I personally loved it. For the first time EVER I considered changing companies. FYI, the Sabrina Carpenter tour photo fail did fail because in the first 2 snaps he didn’t get all of the image and it failed to identify what it was bc of it.
1:18:04 Processing 90x faster than the speed of sound is a useful metric for ANC as the more processing you can get between ambient noise hitting the outside mic and what you can produce in the driver the better the ANC.
That screenshot thing already works on my S22 Ultra with websites. If you take a screenshot in chrome, it saves the web data with the photo. If you go back to the screenshots album in gallery and look at that screenshot, there's a button that says "go to website" that takes you back to the page you were at.
A lot of this feels, to me, like what some video games felt like around the dawn of the PS3 and Xbox 360. Studios suddenly gained access to these new machines with much greater processing power, but at first they just sorta kept making games like they had been on the PS2, but at 1080p instead of 480p. They didn't really understand what new possibilities the new technology could enable them to do until 3-4 years into the console's lifespan. Google is kinda doing the same thing here by retreading old ground with the screenshots thing. They're just doing the same thing they did before, but now it has AI for no necessary reason. And they probably won't come out with any groundbreaking mainstream AI-based utility for another couple years still.
Just another awesome podcast episode, guys you are the best 😊❤❤. Considering switching from Samsung ecosystem to Google (smartphone, watch, buds) should I?🤔🤔 And yeah keep it up 🤟🤟💪💪
3 rd time watching this .... I can't send money but I can watch you're entire video library over and over because the team Marquis built is the very best...thanks for everything guys . Sincerely Saylor
Good points were raised in this podcast. I like it. I also think that it is not a time for AI assistants in our phones for daily use . In pre oder now they offer us AI subscription for a year, but last year it was Pixel Watch 2 as a gift if you buy Pixel pro. So they want us to use AI for daily life when we don't need it
By default stable diffusion models use random seed it means whenever you create the new prompt with same prompt each time it will provide the differen image, but in backend if the setting up the seed manually with the same numbe to tack the same prompt it means it will provide the same image again and again but would add the changes you want to add.
Glad to see Andrew, David and now Ellis in color! Because usually they are SO white that you might as well be watching the video in monochromatic! Thanks, summer!
My interpretation of the speed of sound bit is that it can do processing 90 times as fast as the rate the audio is playing. So for instance if you give it 1 millisecond of audio it'd take 1/90 of a millisecond to process it. Could be wrong though, that's a super weird phrase.
22:20 the weight distribution should be the reason why they stacked the cameras close to the right side of the fold; to make it easer to hold with right hand only.
1:18:57 I'm guessing the "faster than speed of sound" claim is about latency. The signal moves from your phone to your ears and gets converted into audio faster than it would take sound from your phone speakers to travel the same distance (assuming the phone is, say, 1 foot from your head).
Regarding the Fold's camera arrangement, I bet that with the narrowing of the body and with installing decent cameras in it without bulging them out even more, it was just too hard to fit them horizontally. I bet David is right about it coming too close to the hinge mechanism, and looking at the camera sizes they went for, I don't see how they would fit them in a line.
It processes audio 90 times faster than the speed of sound, meaning incoming sound for noise cancelation... They're saying it's able to process and cancel noise at a higher speed for more effective noise cancellation
The fact that Google played with its competitors' products to demonstrate its new product's functionalities was a stark reminder, "I'm one of the best software service providers penetrating a phone market with one of the best phone product". And truth is, they are gradually gaining the market share👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I think the reason for them being so focused on AI was because of the way OpenAI tried to mess with their timing by doing their AI event just before the Gemini event. So Google was like lets choose a time where they think we will just talk about phones and that way they'll not be able to mess with us. What do you guys think?
I thought they tired to imply that if you consider how fast sound moves in a second, the earphones will sample and process sound faster than sound actually moves past the devices. So it will essentially sample the same sound wave multiple times before it moves on ...not sure I make any sense haha Id definilty use screenshots. Can stiop leaving chrome tabs open for things I want to remember
Here is something that wasn’t covered by Google or, the Team there. Google is selling these phones with “One Year Of Gemini Premium” which covers some of the features that were announced. So which one, or how many of these Gemini features are going to disappear after that first year? Google never said what Premium Features are covered under that umbrella. You guys described all of these cool features, what would you think if half of them were taken away after the first year unless you pay for them?
Also, i'm glad there were flaws during the live presentation. Im glad Google were ok with it too because thats the way of the world, especially with generative AI in phones being so new, it is still very much in its experimental phase really
Two features I'd probably appreciate is the call record/notes when talking to clients. Does it work with Google Voice too? And I like the idea of the screenshots all. Having to navigate through google photos is annoying. Being one clock away now is nice.
I was thinking about various use cases for the screenshot app while you guys were discussing it, and the story about David's suit ripping mid-air completely distracted me 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Fun fact the camera bump on the Google pixel 9 is actually the Google search bar
🤯
Bro thinked about that yesterday looking to my Pixel 8 and It was like a mindblowing
Yup Yup! Also the toast notifications, the quick toggles on the phone, the hangup button when in a call or video call, the pixel tablet charging dock and the ring that comes with the official pixel tablet case, the new google TV streamer, the camera glass from the P7 and P8 series, the Google TV remote, the new google charging block. And like you mentioned... the search bar within any app that has a search bar!
This was definitely my thought as well. I literally thought I bet they did that on purpose.
@@michaelrueckert8507 it's a great evolution. Even going back to the Nexus 6P!
i think David and Adam explaining how they research and make the podcast would be a interesting video esp when video essay is so popular rn!!
We have a section of this included in this video! th-cam.com/video/Bnzs3YPqFJM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vZyglp3pTWMojrD-
The videos on my channel are researched pretty differently though.
The Verge / 9to5google, / techlinked > notepad script
I don't know why they are not using Reddits like r/technology or just Gemini
If you make a screenshot on Samsung phone in browser (for example Chrome), this screenshot will have a button in Samsung Gallery app to take you back to this website.
Yep ! I commented the same lol
They are the same company
It works, thanks
Also it puts all screenshots into a folder. But you can't search... yet.
51:02
Thnx
AI engineer, who is also wearing the apple watch ultra with a tiny wrist, here. Ellis' theory mostly checks out, and let me explain why the solution can not be simpler. Our arms' radius are not uniform throughout, which means that watches can move on your wrists. Depending on where your watch is (e.g, close on the bone, strap loosen), the sensor data vary, including the small intervals where your HR is 0. The amount of false positives are big, and traditional algorithm will annoyingly inform you every loss of pulse. This is why hospitals clip your fingers to track your HR. A model can, as Ellis has guessed, take into account other metrics, and intepret the abnormal progression of your HR to make an informed decision.
Poor David still had his trivia score stuck at 16 even though he got the first question 💀
Yea poor guy 😔
1:18:20 - an explanation for Ellis n David.
For noise cancellation the earbuds play a 'negative' of the noise it hears through the mic into your ear. Usually the mic is outside the earbuds. So the Tensor A1 in pixel buds works 90 x faster than the time it takes for sound to travel from the mic on the outside to your ear.
I hope this explains. And they could have worded this better
“When it comes to trade in value, you can give apple a sack of gold, where I found at the end of the rainbow & they will spit in your face” - Ellis 🤣
Lmao😮😂
That actually doesn’t seem to be the case , I looked the trade in on my 14 pro max a while ago and I was shocked to see around a thousand bucks ( Australian) trade in for a good condition 14 pro max, if that is not a decent trade in on a nearly 1 year old device , what would you consider good ?
@@mikldude9376 yeah I traded in my 2018 Macbook Pro and I got a decent value on it. Not sure what exactly they are talking about
@@mikldude9376Ayyyeee 🙌 coming from the land down under 🦘🇦🇺 I was just referencing a joke Ellis made at 27:00 I found hilarious 😂
@@mikldude9376Anything that isn't the most recent iPhone will be trash. You can trade in a mint condition Samsung flagship and they will "kindly" recycle it for you
'We got Pixel Buds Pro 2'
*shows Pixel Watch*
'we got Pixel Watch 3'
*shows Pixel Buds*
Ingenious
Team pixel
Pixel
I thought that as well! 😂😂
@@eveninacrowdedroom LMBO. Almost went back to check. Because my brain was like whaaaaa just happened lol. But nope! Didn't want to waste my second!
This is probably the first time in a year where I'm not gonna watch WVFRM on a Friday because I have an exam on Saturday. I guess I'll celebrate my Friday tomorrow 🎉
Respect. YOU CAN CELEBRATE WHEN YOU'RE DONE
Good luck man! Hope you kill it!
GOOD LUCK BRO, KEEP US UPDATED 🙏🔥
Good luck!
good luck buddy!
The reason the test devices were not Pixel 9's is because they wanted to show that Gemini is not a Pixel exclusive feature. It's an Android feature and they want iphone users to come to Android. Rick Osterloh knows and publicly said, that very few Samsung users switch to Pixel. And while of course Made by Google wants you to use their devices. In the bigger picture they just want Iphone users to come to Android.
they did have test pixel devices though for the pixel specific demos
Dawg, what are you on about? The demos were on pixel 9 devices, both during the live demos and the ones Marques did in his video. You need to buy a new pair of eyes AND a new pixel 9 so you can ask it what phone was in the presentation and videos.
@@jamopopper 🤦🤦 (10:42 to 17:34 on the Made by Google keynote) they had not even shown the new Pixel yet. They were testing Gemini features on the S24Ultra and the Motorola Raz+. Showing that Gemini is for Android. Not a Pixel exclusive. This is what David, Andrew, and Marques were talking about. No one said they weren't demoing the Pixel 9. They just made the comment that it was strange for a Made By Google event the first devices to come out wasn't the new Pixel. It's Samsung and Motorola devices. I pointed out that the reason for them showing off Gemini features on other devices before the Pixel 9. Is because they want users to see that Gemini is an Android feature. Not a Pixel exclusive feature. Seriously Stop Your Foolishness.
@@BowlingNG You're right, I just watched the presentation and saw the phones you were talking about. I never watched the presentation, thank you for calling me out on that. I assumed and never saw any mention of it anywhere, and we all know what happens when you assume. I think I might need to use the new phones at this rate, and get told the wrong info by Gemini anyway.
@jamopopper I respect a person that's unafraid to own up to mistakes. 🤝
My phone is on 1% and I'm doing the dishes - we shall see how long it'll last during this episode! 👀
Game on
@@DavidImel David, what phone are u using rn
If its iphone, probably 10 minutes, android mostly likely 3 minutes lol
Grabs popcorn 🍿
HOW LONG
"I could give Apple a sack of gold that I found at the end of a rainbow, and they'd spit on me" 😂😂😂
It’s only been five minutes since you posted the Podcasts, but I’ve already listened to it from beginning to end and here are my contributions
1:09:00 if it was so straight forward life alert bracelets, or similar products, would already have this functionality, they don't. There are instances where a peripheral pulse (arms/legs) is not detectable either because a heart beating erratically (arrhythmias), not at all (asystole/flat line) or due to low blood pressure (usually less than 90 systolic)...there are plenty of other reasons too. As a doctor, multiple physical observations allow me to figure this out easy. If I was limited to just observations on the wrist, it would require more inference or AI in the watch's case to avoid false calls to EMS. I think you guys thought heart rate detection was a binary outcome (alive or dead), it's not, so it needs AI to not be useless.
It also looks at movement and checks in with the user.
David didn't get a point for the Pixel Buds answer...
Thank you all for making my go to tech podcast. You guys are great!
where is Elis
Edit: HE'S BACK
I got worried for a split second. 😂
I could have sworn that David was not credited a Trivia point.
I just want to add that loss of pulse detection could be helpful to anyone with serious health conditions that may be living alone. I knew a friend of mine that he lived alone and he had apnea and breathing issues and he was found dead in his home alone a week after he had died. It might not of changed anything if he had a watch that had that feature but at the very least he would of not spent a week alone dead in his own home, if that means anything to anyone that cares about a loved one.
it might’ve saved 2 of my family members and also something i’m afraid of myself, so yes, super helpful.
It's Friday and home time! Can't wait for this one! Looking forward to the P9PF segment
When refreshing the channel page finally works! 🙌🏻
always great to see the full crew
38:38 - Add Me is the best AI photo feature. Mark my words, Apple will copy the Add Me feature between now and the year 2050.
And it'll be called "Reshoot"
😂
@@acelovesit i reshoot
@@jimmym4933i minit
Add me really shocked and impressed me. It looks like such a useful thing to have and almost felt Apple like in the thought behind it. I was just thinking the whole time, "this is such an obvious problem, why wasn't something like this thought of sooner?" Good job to Google on thinking of this.
20:45 "I'll transfer your yell to the Pixel team" is such a subtle flex
Unfortunately, the industry as a whole has just burnt out a lot of people hearing about AI. Enjoyed the conversation - thank you.
50:41
The link to webpage from screenshot has been in galaxy devices for a couple of years now. Works on both samsung internet and chrome.
I guess Andrew wouldn't use that feature...
The whole screenshots is already there in apple photos app as mkbhd mentioned.
Started the video, saw the Real Madrid kit, immediately became my favourite episode❤
Hala Madrid!! Siiiiiii
For context: Screenshots actually don't take that much space as a normal photo. Since normal photos have a lot of noise in it, when you compress them, you have to store all those details. With screenshots, you can compress them in a much better way because a lot of it is same pixels (or much more uniform as compared to a normal photo).
Starting the demo with Samsung might have actually worked out for Pixel since the Samsung demo didn’t go too smoothly, and then Pixel’s demo was way smoother. It kind of showed, in a roundabout way, why Pixel stands out for AI stuff compared to other Android phones.
That screenshots going to the website already happens and has happened for awhile on my samsung phone. Not sure when it was added, but i have a screenshot of a google search and i can click to go to website in the samsung gallery
It's like when google added the magic eraser. Samsung had that kind of feature before that...
@@TheBismrk Yea and both these features were before this big AI boom. I can see AI helping with the eraser filling in the space, but for the screenshot thing, there is nothing AI about that
I have a condition called Arrhythmia, so basically sometimes my heart just stops beating, that is the " no pulse event " you guys were referring to. I am having an Implant in my chest to record this event for future treatments, but this feature seems so cool, because it calls for the medical help. which is really really good. that reason alone makes that watch seems compelling. (But I am currently inside a wall😑 So 😖)
01:00:20 “Add me” to me is just another tool driving us further from actual human interactions. At least here in Europe, it is quite common to approach people and ask if they could take a photo of you with your group. I’ve never heard someone say “no” or deliver a bad photo and just like circling to search clothes of passerbys, instead of asking them and complementing their fit, it takes away another human to human interaction which we can definitely all benefit from.
It's always a bad photo. lol
Also, it has happened a lot of times that they just run away with your phone. Let's keep it real, not everyone is a nice person.
I don't think people trust that many others with their £1k phone. I would never ask someone because I wouldn't see it again. It's not really a plot to reduce social interaction 😅
I don't really mind the human interactions. It's the photo results, especially from Europeans.😅 Sorry not sorry~
In Europe, for example, there are also escapes to the forest without human interaction.
I'm normally surprised how good of a photo a total stranger takes, with both my mirrorless camera and phone.
Fun fact: Google actually had a project blueberry, it just wasn't public. I was an engineer on Google Drive. We had a project called project blueberry to reduce memory leaks, which were making my team in particular "blue in the face" trying to debug them ad hoc. Thus, we created a project to get actual dedicated time for fixing it.
Happy Friday!
1:08:24 So a doctor here, but you can have pulseless events in case of arrhythmias of your heart. Conditions like asystole, Ventricular fibrillation, and pulseless ventricular tachycardia can lead to pulseless states where, if intervention is done in time, can save the life of a person. Hope this helps! Big fan by the way!
The screenshots app is Weird, for example on Samsung phones if you take a screenshot of a website page in the gallery app it shows an option to "go to website" so i feel like this whole thing could have just been a part of google photos
I opened TH-cam for lunch, saw this thumbnail and went oh, it’s Friday! Who need calendars
That marques’s expression in the intro😂 and shout out to Adam for wearing that RM jersey after they won the UEFA super cup.
😂😂😂
His face said it all 😂😂
😂 that “wth is even that”
Horrible.
From what I understood about the sound processing speed is basically that it's capable of processing significantly faster than how the sound would actually be fed in, so, the post processing, noise cancelling and pass through would all be veryyyy real time. Of course, if all of this is trustworthy. But also, I might be massively misunderstanding here.
You guys talking about screenshots saving a link when it's a screenshot of a website....my s23 ultra does that already !!!
My 150$ M32 does it.
I just smile everytime a new episode is released on this podcast
Ellis is back 🙌
Still watching on my Pixel 6. Personally, the best looking and build quality has been solid for me.
I was 2 weeks behind on the podcast. I had to catch up in anticipation of this one
Great point when you mentioned price. One of the big reasons people liked the pixel was it was a company's flagship phone but discounted. If this is the same as Samsung, Google will learn a hard lesson
David is just sooo CUTE at 29:30 🤣🤣🤣
I don't know if David will see this, but in 00:48:45 when you say that the diffusion models don't generate the same thing twice, it depends on the randomisation seed. Typically it is set to 0 (random) which uses the timestamp to generate a random number, but if you fix the seed to something, then every time you set that seed, it will generate the same thing. It is mainly used for reproducibility.
Whole idea for Google is to push Gemini, phones felt like after thought whole annoucement. So far Gemini is nothing spectacular at all, and not that useful for most consumers, but Googles main goal is to push it and have those insane profits from subscriptions, phones are now only to push Gemini.
Two minutes in, and you guys already look like you’re having the best day. Thanks for letting the internet peek in on the fun! And welcome back Ellis!
Here's the revised comment:
"I completely agree with you, MKBHD! When Google does this, it feels more like a Samsung event, especially with Gemini being used in Samsung devices before the Pixel 9 series even got announced. The lack of focus on Android and the Pixel lineup during Google I/O 2024 was surprising, and the whole emphasis on AI almost overshadowed what we usually expect from Google in these events. The design and features of the Pixel 9 series are impressive, but it seems like Google is moving in a different direction.
Great job switching the Ad progress bar from incrementing to decrementing. Its the subtle details that make people sit through yhe Ad read.
Adam with the Real Madrid shirt 🫶
I love it too, but it’s not a shirt, it’s a jersey.😜😜
a New Jersey
Screenshots, weather, call notes, and live. I do agree that photos should have this ability but also like the idea of this being in a separate app also.
you don't really get a pixel at full price, thats a fact. They almost always have some massive deal going on or carriers price them very cheap.
Finally been waiting days for a new episode
The prices for the new Pixel devices is what made me lose interest completely. I'd rather buy a previous gen Pixel for like 400-500 max. Currently on the 7 and it's been a gem.
It’s finally the weekend guys in the UK! and it starts with the amazing Waveform ❤
Oh come on. The presentation was amazing. AI is the future and hardware is very mature now so the presentation made sense to me. I’m an Apple fan boy and I personally loved it. For the first time EVER I considered changing companies.
FYI, the Sabrina Carpenter tour photo fail did fail because in the first 2 snaps he didn’t get all of the image and it failed to identify what it was bc of it.
1:18:04 Processing 90x faster than the speed of sound is a useful metric for ANC as the more processing you can get between ambient noise hitting the outside mic and what you can produce in the driver the better the ANC.
This episode was the exact time length it took me to make my lunch and eat it. Vibes! 🎉
Loved seeing Adam in that Real Madrid jersey 🤩🤘🏾
I personally think the best way to do a foldable phone is the Surface Duo way. Two screens for multitasking is key.
When I wake up and the podcast isn't out yet, I'm CONVINCED it's not Friday.
So excited to see Adam with the Madrid shirt. ¡Hala Madrid y nada más! Vamosssssss
Adam is wearing Real Madrid shirt ❤ hala madrid
Preordered the Pixel 9 Pro, going back to the smaller device, coming from the Pixel 7 Pro. Can't wait!
Pixel 9 Pro Fold: Because one screen just wasn't enough to distract you from your life
awesome guys. i dont watch these events anymore. i just get the good review from you guys
How to get a nice Friday:
Travel ⛔
Video games ⛔
Watch waveform podcast 🗣️🔥☑️
that add me feature for getting people in group photos is actually brilliant
0:38 The look of derision on Marques' face over that Google Picture/Memories comment 😂😂
That screenshot thing already works on my S22 Ultra with websites. If you take a screenshot in chrome, it saves the web data with the photo. If you go back to the screenshots album in gallery and look at that screenshot, there's a button that says "go to website" that takes you back to the page you were at.
Best looking pixel. I like the camera bump on the back. Gives me futurama vibes.
A lot of this feels, to me, like what some video games felt like around the dawn of the PS3 and Xbox 360.
Studios suddenly gained access to these new machines with much greater processing power, but at first they just sorta kept making games like they had been on the PS2, but at 1080p instead of 480p. They didn't really understand what new possibilities the new technology could enable them to do until 3-4 years into the console's lifespan.
Google is kinda doing the same thing here by retreading old ground with the screenshots thing. They're just doing the same thing they did before, but now it has AI for no necessary reason. And they probably won't come out with any groundbreaking mainstream AI-based utility for another couple years still.
I just ordered my pixel 9 pro XL but I was hoping that Google would come out with their own tracker
Just another awesome podcast episode, guys you are the best 😊❤❤.
Considering switching from Samsung ecosystem to Google (smartphone, watch, buds) should I?🤔🤔
And yeah keep it up 🤟🤟💪💪
Now they can get the data of screenshots too. What a great idea
3 rd time watching this .... I can't send money but I can watch you're entire video library over and over because the team Marquis built is the very best...thanks for everything guys . Sincerely Saylor
Good points were raised in this podcast. I like it. I also think that it is not a time for AI assistants in our phones for daily use . In pre oder now they offer us AI subscription for a year, but last year it was Pixel Watch 2 as a gift if you buy Pixel pro. So they want us to use AI for daily life when we don't need it
By default stable diffusion models use random seed it means whenever you create the new prompt with same prompt each time it will provide the differen image, but in backend if the setting up the seed manually with the same numbe to tack the same prompt it means it will provide the same image again and again but would add the changes you want to add.
Glad to see Andrew, David and now Ellis in color! Because usually they are SO white that you might as well be watching the video in monochromatic! Thanks, summer!
I’d probably only use add me every now and then. On rare occasion. But you guys hit the nail on the head this podcast 👌🔥👌🔥
My interpretation of the speed of sound bit is that it can do processing 90 times as fast as the rate the audio is playing. So for instance if you give it 1 millisecond of audio it'd take 1/90 of a millisecond to process it. Could be wrong though, that's a super weird phrase.
Love Adam with the Madrid Jersey ❤🔥
22:20 the weight distribution should be the reason why they stacked the cameras close to the right side of the fold; to make it easer to hold with right hand only.
1:18:57 I'm guessing the "faster than speed of sound" claim is about latency. The signal moves from your phone to your ears and gets converted into audio faster than it would take sound from your phone speakers to travel the same distance (assuming the phone is, say, 1 foot from your head).
Adam Hala Madrid! Nice jersey..siiiiiiiiiii!!...salute from Madrid, Spain 🇪🇦...ordered my Pixel 9 PRO XL 512gb Hazel color arrives August 22nd!
OMG HOW CRAZY YOU WERE NEXT TO THE WINDOW WHEN THE CAM TOOK A PIC?! WOW!
Regarding the Fold's camera arrangement, I bet that with the narrowing of the body and with installing decent cameras in it without bulging them out even more, it was just too hard to fit them horizontally.
I bet David is right about it coming too close to the hinge mechanism, and looking at the camera sizes they went for, I don't see how they would fit them in a line.
It processes audio 90 times faster than the speed of sound, meaning incoming sound for noise cancelation... They're saying it's able to process and cancel noise at a higher speed for more effective noise cancellation
The fact that Google played with its competitors' products to demonstrate its new product's functionalities was a stark reminder, "I'm one of the best software service providers penetrating a phone market with one of the best phone product". And truth is, they are gradually gaining the market share👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I think the reason for them being so focused on AI was because of the way OpenAI tried to mess with their timing by doing their AI event just before the Gemini event. So Google was like lets choose a time where they think we will just talk about phones and that way they'll not be able to mess with us. What do you guys think?
I would use "add me" feature all the time - taking dual photos of me. I am getting so many ideas already
I thought they tired to imply that if you consider how fast sound moves in a second, the earphones will sample and process sound faster than sound actually moves past the devices. So it will essentially sample the same sound wave multiple times before it moves on ...not sure I make any sense haha
Id definilty use screenshots. Can stiop leaving chrome tabs open for things I want to remember
Here is something that wasn’t covered by Google or, the Team there. Google is selling these phones with “One Year Of Gemini Premium” which covers some of the features that were announced. So which one, or how many of these Gemini features are going to disappear after that first year? Google never said what Premium Features are covered under that umbrella. You guys described all of these cool features, what would you think if half of them were taken away after the first year unless you pay for them?
Also, i'm glad there were flaws during the live presentation. Im glad Google were ok with it too because thats the way of the world, especially with generative AI in phones being so new, it is still very much in its experimental phase really
Two features I'd probably appreciate is the call record/notes when talking to clients. Does it work with Google Voice too?
And I like the idea of the screenshots all. Having to navigate through google photos is annoying. Being one clock away now is nice.
I was thinking about various use cases for the screenshot app while you guys were discussing it, and the story about David's suit ripping mid-air completely distracted me 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I am happy I am not the only one that saw the Gemini push