Google’s latest feature drop brings faster Night Sight photos to the Pixel 6
If you’ve been following Google’s latest moves, you’ll know that the tech giant has been on a bit of a roll lately. From releasing a slew of new features for its Pixel line of smartphones to dropping its newest Android Q beta, it’s clear that the company is feeling confident and wants to keep the momentum going.
One of the most exciting things to come out of Google’s recent string of announcements is the confirmation of the first Pixel Feature Drop of 2023. For those unfamiliar, a Pixel Feature Drop is a monthly update that brings new features and improvements to Google’s Pixel phones.
drops typically bring a handful of new features and improvements to Google’s Pixel phones, and the first drop of 2023 is no different. Here’s a look at everything that’s new.
One of the most noteworthy additions in this month’s drop is the addition of Night Sight to the front camera of the Pixel 6. Night Sight is a feature that allows you to take better low-light photos, and it’s something that many Google users have been clamoring for.
In addition to Night Sight, the front camera on the Pixel 6 will also now be able to take better portraits thanks to a new Portrait Mode. This mode will use the phone’s dual front cameras to create a depth map of your face, which should result in more accurate and realistic bokeh effects.
Another exciting addition in this month’s Pixel Feature Drop is the addition of a new ‘Night Light’ toggle in the Quick Settings menu. Night Light is a feature that tints your screen red in low-light conditions, which is said to help reduce eye strain and make it easier to fall asleep.
If you’re a Pixel user, be sure to keep an eye out for this month’s Feature Drop. It’s sure to bring a number of exciting new features and improvements to your phone.
