Sabrina: With Android 12, we set out to build an OS
that's the foundation for the future of hardware and software together,
for an experience that's uniquely made for you.
Android 12 looks especially stunning on Pixel 6.
We designed it using our years of mobile OS experience,
while keeping our own hardware in mind.
So Pixel 6 is the best expression of Android.
One of the best examples of hardware and software
working together is in the color and customization logic
of our new Material You design.
Material You is a first-of-its-kind UI breakthrough,
and we think you're gonna love it.
For starters, your entire phone UI updates to reflect
whatever image you choose as your wallpaper.
The system does the rest, determining which colors are dominant,
which are complementary, and which just plain look good.
It then applies different shades to different parts of the interface.
You can see this gorgeous wallpaper that I've picked
and how it influences the surfaces on my phone
as a sunny, gold color scheme. It even matches the hardware.
As often as I want, I can give my phone a fresh feel
just by updating my wallpaper.
I really like this blue I'm wearing today,
so I can quickly update my Pixel to match it.
You can see how the different UI elements immediately adapt,
including the system UI, apps, icons, and search bar.
And we've reimagined every aspect of the UI.
So you'll instantly notice how responsive and smooth everything feels--
it's more fluid and adaptive to your needs.
The redesigned quick settings provide easy access to more useful controls.
And take a look at the updated widgets-- Google Photos, Maps, Gmail,
weather, your YouTube Music UI-- all get redesigned with Material You,
with the goal of making the UI more intuitive and beautiful.
So my phone adapts to me, rather than the other way around.
Material You also brings a fresh look and new features to At A Glance,
the new home and lock screen experience.
It contextually surfaces information you need,
right when you need it, like having access to your flight details
and your boarding pass, right on the lockscreen.
Or showing you a time-to-leave reminder
that makes sure you get out the door on time.
It's great for when I work out.
When I'm getting ready to start my run, I pop in my Pixel Buds,
and I'm able to jump right into my YouTube Music playlist with a single tap.
Then when I'm running, At A Glance tracks my run
and shows my live workout stats.
As Isabelle said, everything is new about the Pixel 6 design,
from the powerful camera bar, to the elegant materials
and finishes, to the vibrant new colors, to the personalized look
and feel of Material You.
It's a completely reimagined Pixel.
Of course, we can't create a personal phone experience
without a real focus on security and privacy.
Pixel 6 has to get this right, because your life is on your phone:
your photos, your financial information, personal data, and everything else.
Pixel has lead the way in smartphone security for years,
tested against real-world threats.
And Pixel 6 is the most secure Pixel yet.
It includes Tensor security core, a new CPU-based subsystem.
That means it's a real core on the Tensor chip
that's separate from the application processor,
so sensitive tasks and controls run in an isolated environment.
We're also introducing the next generation
of our industry-leading, dedicated security chip,
Titan M2, which works with Tensor security core
to protect your sensitive user data, PINs, and passwords.
We made Titan M2 even more resilient to advanced attacks
like electromagnetic analysis,
voltage glitching, and even laser fault injection.
And it's been proven through independent security lab testing.
Titan M2, Tensor security core,
and our new open source trusted execution environment,
give Pixel the most layers of hardware security in any phone.
And thanks to Tensor,
we're now able to extend our support window for the first time,
so every Pixel 6 user gets at least 5 years of security updates.
That ensures you have the latest, most up-to-date protection.
We've also pulled a lot of helpful privacy
and security features forward in the UI,
so you have full control over your settings and preferences.
Here are a few safety features that are coming first to Pixel:
This is the new Security hub.
It's got simple steps you can take to better protect your data.
This green checkmark means I'm all clear
and don't need to take any actions right now.
You'll now see indicators right on the screen
when an app is accessing your mic and camera feed.
And there are toggles so you can quickly turn the camera
and mic on and off, across every app and use case.
The new Privacy Dashboard helps you make informed decisions
about which apps get your permission to access personal information.
There are also strong protections working behind the scenes.
Many of the ML models for personalized experiences
are running in a secure,
on-device sandbox called Private Compute Core,
so sensitive information never leaves your device
without your explicit action.
Captions and translations, suspicious messaging alerts,
Gboard data are all handled securely and privately.
We're stepping up anti-phishing protections, too,
detecting potential risks in phone calls, text messages,
emails, and links, letting you know if something looks suspicious.
Google keeps more people safe online than anyone else in the world,
and our commitment to safety and security
guides our hardware development as well.
When you add up all these new security
and privacy enhancements, across the OS, the UI, and the hardware itself,
Pixel 6 demonstrates Google's continued commitment to security innovation.