Google is selling its ultra-premium Pixel 9 Pro in two sizes, but it's not the size that counts here. Instead, it's the suite of AI features Google hopes will revolutionize how you use your phone. The Morning After's Mat Smith has spent plenty of time with both handsets to work out if they're good enough to justify your cash.
He explores headline features, like Gemini Advanced, as well as the smart new AI-enabled photo tweaks. One of my favorites is Add Me, which puts you in the background of a group shot you were holding the phone for. Or Zoom Enhance, which offers a CSI-like level of clarity enhancement for the furthest point in a photo.
Rotten Tomatoes has become a perpetual battleground in the internet's perpetual culture war. But it's trying to placate its user base by launching a Certified Hot label that reflects rapturous viewer reviews alongside those of critics. Viewers will need to prove they've seen a film but can only do so if they bought tickets via Fandango. Will that be enough to end the culture of review-bombing the site is suffering from? Who knows.
Microsoft's strategy of pushing cloud gaming with one hand and a dedicated console business with the other hasn't necessarily been a winner. But the company isn't deterred and has now opened pre-orders for the disc-free version of its Xbox Series X. The console is $50 cheaper than the disc-enabled version and, uh, the list of benefits with this new model stops there. But you can pre-order today, with shipping due to begin October 15.
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