Google Pixel 4 recording app now available for Pixel 2, 3 and 3A

The Recorder app uses the power of AI to automatically transcribe the users audio recordings and it also lets its users search for specific parts of a clip

Published - December 06, 2019 02:36 pm IST - San Francisco

The search engine giant also claims that the app is able to label users’ recording based on what it hears. In other words, it can tell the difference between the spoken word and, say, a recorded jam session in the studio, The Verge reported

The search engine giant also claims that the app is able to label users’ recording based on what it hears. In other words, it can tell the difference between the spoken word and, say, a recorded jam session in the studio, The Verge reported

Google’s AI-powered Recorder app, which has so far been available exclusively for Pixel 4 owners, is now compatible with the Pixel 2, Pixel 3, and Pixel 3A series phones.

The Recorder app uses the power of AI to automatically transcribe the users audio recordings and it also lets its users search for specific parts of a clip.

The search engine giant also claims that the app is able to label users’ recording based on what it hears. In other words, it can tell the difference between the spoken word and, say, a recorded jam session in the studio, The Verge reported on Thursday.

Additionally, with the December security update, Google’s older Pixel phones recently received a few other Pixel 4-exclusive features.

The Pixel 3, Pixel 3A, and Pixel 2 now have the same theme customization feature as the Pixel 4, along with the Live Caption feature.

The new update also added gesture navigation support on third-party launchers.

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