Google’s upcoming Pixel 8 series, expected to be released later this year, may introduce a new feature called ‘Audio Magic Eraser.’ This functionality will enable users to remove unwanted sounds from their video clips. Building on the success of the Magic Eraser feature introduced with the Pixel 6, which allows users to remove objects from images using machine learning, Google is now expanding its AI capabilities to audio.
A leaked promotional video for the Pixel 8, posted on social media platform X, showcases the ‘Audio Magic Eraser’ feature. In the video, a skateboarder’s video clip is used as an example, with the user easily identifying and Removing Unwanted Sounds such as background noise and people talking. By simply reducing the ‘noise’ level, the distracting sounds disappear with just a tap.
If this feature is indeed included in the Pixel 8 models, it could make it effortless to eliminate unwanted sounds like traffic or fan noise with minimal effort. The promotional video claims that the Pixel 8 will be the only phone with the ‘Audio Magic Eraser’ feature and emphasizes that it is engineered by Google.
Furthermore, the leaked promotional video also reveals the alleged Pixel 8 Pro, showcasing its triple camera setup and a new vibrant blue color. This indicates that the Pixel 8 series may introduce new and exciting color options, as Google has done with previous phone releases.
While the authenticity of the leak cannot be confirmed, as it was posted by a new and unverified account, it aligns with Google’s history of leaks before product launches. The Pixel 8 series is expected to feature a design similar to the Pixel 7 Pro series and will likely be powered by the Tensor G3 processor. The Pixel 8 is rumored to have a dual-camera system, while the Pixel 8 Pro could feature a triple-camera setup.
As the official launch approaches, it is important to approach such leaks with caution, as plans can always change. Nonetheless, if the ‘Audio Magic Eraser’ feature becomes a reality, it could be a significant addition to the Pixel 8 series, offering users greater control over the audio in their videos.
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