Exclusive: Google Pixel 10 could be bringing this Pixel 4 feature back
"Ambient EQ" could return to the Pixel lineup in the form of "Adaptive tone" on the Pixel 10 series.
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- Google is likely bringing its True Tone-like “Ambient EQ” feature back to its phones.
- Originally featured on the Pixel 4, it was only ever brought back to the Pixel Tablet.
- The feature has been renamed “Adaptive tone” and is coming to the Pixel 10 series.
The Google Pixel 4 was a revolutionary phone in many ways. Inexplicably, Google introduced so many features with this phone — and then never brought them back after that. From probably the safest face unlock you could get (two whole IR cameras!) to a fricking radar, the Pixel 4 was all around revolutionary.
Another feature that was only present on the Pixel 4 was the Ambient EQ, a feature that dynamically adjusted the display’s white balance based on your environment’s lighting conditions. The feature is really similar to Apple’s True Tone. Unfortunately, it disappeared on the Pixel 5 and only ever came back on the Pixel Tablet.
