Google counts on the " Noise-Free " feature in its new Pixel model.

After the debut of the Google Pixel 7 in October 2022, anticipation has been building for the Google Pixel 8, expected to launch around the same time frame this year. As we edge closer to its potential release, the rumor mill is abuzz with details about the upcoming device. One of the latest leaks suggests a teaser video that hints at a compelling new feature.

A tweet by an individual known as EZ unveiled a groundbreaking feature named “Audio Magic Eraser.” This innovation will enable users to record videos while effectively minimizing undesired background disturbances. It's a pioneer move in the smartphone domain.

Google counts on the " Noise-Free " feature in its new Pixel model.

When users film a video, an option labeled “Audio Magic Eraser” will appear. On activating this feature, the software, backed by AI, will provide choices like Noise, People, and Music. While the exact functions of the "People" and "Music" options remain under wraps, it's understood that the Noise function will be pivotal in filtering out undesired background sounds. It's plausible that the "People" and "Music" choices will let users selectively mute voices or background music.

There have been other whispers about the Pixel 8, too. Predictions claim the device might be available in storage capacities of 128GB and 256GB. The phone's display is believed to be a 6.7-inch OLED, boasting a resolution of 2992 x 1344 pixels. Speculations also suggest that it might be powered by Google's indigenous Tensor G3 chip. The photography enthusiasts would be delighted to hear about the potential 50MP primary rear camera and a 64MP IMX787 ultra-wide-angle lens. While we're yet to hear from Google directly, if history is any indication, the Pixel 8 might see the light of day towards the end of October.

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