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Google Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL Review: Smart Software, Small Upgrade

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Julian Chokkattu
Google Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL Review: Smart Software, Small Upgrade
AI Summary

The Google Pixel 11 Pro introduces 'Rambler,' an advanced AI-powered voice-to-text feature that cleans up speech by removing fillers and formatting text in real-time. Reviewers highlight its impressive accuracy and ability to handle multilingual romanization as a significant leap in mobile accessibility.

Why it matters

Advanced voice-to-text capabilities represent a major shift in how users interact with mobile devices, potentially increasing productivity and accessibility.

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WIRED Classy design. Bright, colorful screen. Nice improvements to the camera experience. Magic Capture can be useful. Gemini Intelligence is helpful, if limited. Rambler might be Google's best feature in years. Still the only major Android phones with Qi2 magnets. TIRED HiLight is pretty useless. Some graphics issues and generally unimpressive gaming performance in demanding titles. Battery life is just adequate. There is one new feature on Google's Pixel 11 series that, I kid you not, caused my jaw to drop. It's an upgrade over one of my most-used Pixel features: voice-to-text.

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