Google recently launched a new flagship smartphone Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro which was powered by the company’s SOC tensor.
The device runs on the latest Android 12 operating system out-of-the-box and regardless of this smartphone also gets some exclusive features.
Rumors around new features have been circulating because the company told the launch of new devices and with some of those who were officially disclosed.
One of these features is a ‘fast phrase’ feature that has functions for some time now.
This new feature allows you to order your smartphone to do certain tasks without using the trigger phrase ‘Hey Google’.
This feature can be used for various commands to answer calls, stop alarms and several other basic functions.
It puts the Google Assistant on standby and every time you receive a call, the assistant will wait for your orders to ‘answer’ or ‘refuse’ calls.
Similarly, when your alarm sounds, the assistant is waiting for your orders to say ‘stop’ or ‘delay’.
According to the report, Google Assistant will remind you when you can pass to say ‘Hey Google’ through a small numerous under the heads-up notification.
This feature looks earlier by the XDA developer on the 3XL pixel running Android 12 Beta and Google App version 12.39.17.29.
According to the previous analysis by 9To5Google, apart from the command mentioned above, users will also be able to add specific commands according to their choice.
These commands will be categorized as ‘recommended’, ‘alarms’, ‘Connect’, ‘general info’, ‘lights’, ‘media control’, ‘timers’ and ‘to-dos’ and ‘to-dos’.
Until now, it is not clear whether these features are limited to pixel devices or not.
Apart from this, the new Google Pixel smartphone also gets a magical eraser feature that helps you remove objects and unwanted people from the image on Google’s photo.