With less than two weeks to go before Google unveils the Pixel 9 series, a leaked promo suggests that the upcoming devices will have a new "Add Me" feature that lets you add yourself to group photos. According to a recent report by Android Headlines in collaboration with the known tipster OnLeaks, the leaked promo video focuses on upcoming AI-powered features, one of which is "Add Me", which works by taking two pictures in the same location. While the video does not reveal the upcoming feature in detail, it looks like the idea behind Add Me is that you should take a picture with most subjects and then ask someone else to take a second photo of the same scene with the person who took the first picture in the frame. The AI-powered functionality will then show a UI with an overlay of the person who was in the picture and lets users align the scene between the new and the old picture so it looks like everyone was in the frame. Some other AI-powered features making their way on the Pixel 9 series include "Pixel Screenshots", which, as the name suggests lets you find anything in your screenshots and an upgraded Magic Editor that might allow users to replace the background in an image. The highly anticipated Pixel 9 series is said to feature four models - Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, Pixel 9 Pro XL and the Pixel 9 Pro Fold of which Google has officially teased the vanilla Pixel 9 and the upcoming foldable phone.
