Pixel 3

This, I think, is pretty easy.

Pixels have been doing this since the Pixel 3 or something, where you're just listening to music and you look over at your phone on the always-on display and it's just showing you the song that's playing on something else.

I suspect it's not that bad, but this would be really nice to have on my phone, too.

I'd love to have a live activity.

Stephanie, welcome back to the show.

You were here last year for Pixel 10 and you joined Google in the Pixel 3 era.

I'm curious, is there any sort of DNA from that Pixel 3 era that carries over into Pixel 11, which is what we're talking about today?

Thanks, Rasheed.

It's always wonderful to be back.

This is such an intense and thrilling time of year.

Looking back at the trajectory, so I did join Pixel right at Pixel 3 launch, and that was a time when computational photography was our defining edge.

We were just launching Night Sight and proving just how much a camera could do with just a single lens.

And that was removed on the Pixel 5.

I do remember that on my Pixel 3, and I did use it every once in a while.

It worked well.

I didn't use it a ton just because I didn't use Google Assistant a ton.

But it did work, and it was fine.

And then on the Pixel 3 was the dual selfie cameras.

Like, it had a regular one and an ultra-wide, which I absolutely loved that feature on the Pixel 3.

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