Watch Google's new "True Pixel Stories" limited time recordings

Google has begun another arrangement of special recordings for the Google Pixel called True Pixel Stories. Furthermore, as you may have speculated, these are genuine stories from Pixel clients reproduced for your survey joy. Google delivered a couple on Monday with the titles, "The Crash That Called," and "First call with My Son."

"The Crash That Called" is about a refined man named Chris who was driving with his family to lunch in Gatlinburg, TN when he was engaged with an auto collision. While nobody was harmed, the fender bender identification highlight on Chris' Pixel provoked him to call crisis administrations. Watching this video, you can see that the territory where the mishap occurred is only ready for a debacle.

In an auto collision that is recognized by a Pixel 3 and later, the telephone will vibrate, ring boisterously, and ask whether you need assistance both so anyone might hear and on the telephone's screen. You can react inside 60 seconds by saying "Crisis" or tap the crisis button twice. You can drop the call by saying "drop" or by tapping "I'm alright."

On the off chance that you don't react inside 60 seconds, your telephone will turn on the speakerphone, call crisis administrations with a declaration that an auto collision has happened and will give out your rough area.

The following video is designated "First Call with My Son" and stars a man named Matthew who is hard of hearing. At age 55, interestingly, he had the option to call his Son on the telephone. He generally depends on lip perusing and wears a portable hearing assistant which doesn't actually assist him with hearing better.

His most youthful Son Harry plays Rugby and lives in Hong Kong. Matthew used to speak with him on WhatsApp and Zoom, attempting to pay close attention to him. Since the screen is level, it turns out to be difficult to understand lips.

At the point when Matthew purchased a Pixel, the main call he made was to Harry utilizing the telephone's Live Caption highlight which creates continuous subtitles from the words verbally expressed on the two sides of the call. Following 30 minutes, Harry said, "Father, do you understand this is the first occasion when we've chatted on the telephone?" Matthew said that the experience was magnificent. "Cell phones have been around quite a while," he said, "but hadn't been truly full open as of not long ago."

"That is the thing that comprehensive methods. You don't get a handle on left. Everyone feels something similar," Matthew expressed.