‘Rumours are just rumours’: Google makes fun of upcoming 'iPhone 17' design leaks

Google Pixel and Apple iPhone playfully addressed iPhone's redesign rumors in a promotional campaign. The smartphones humorously discussed innovation and the trend of one brand adopting features from the other. iPhone questioned the likelihood of mirroring Pixel's features years later, citing examples like Night Sight and Magic Eraser, sparking a lighthearted debate about coincidences and feature adoption.
‘Rumours are just rumours’: Google makes fun of upcoming 'iPhone 17' design leaks
Google Pixel vs Apple iPhone is back. In a lighthearted exchange, Pixel and iPhone have playfully addressed the numerous rumours swirling around the iPhone’s anticipated redesign. The conversation, part of a promotional campaign, saw the two smartphone personalities engage in a humorous discussion about innovation and the trend of one brand seemingly adopting features launched by the other.The exchange began with Pixel introducing itself and its “friend,” iPhone.Pixel then directly addressed the ongoing speculation about iPhone's upcoming redesign, labeling the rumours as “crazy.”
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Following this humorous back-and-forth, both Pixel and iPhone adopted a more direct tone, seemingly addressing the audience to downplay the redesign rumours, saying, “Rumours are just rumours”.

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iPhone then playfully retorted, questioning the likelihood of it "doing the same thing you did first years later," seemingly referencing the Pixel's history of introducing features that later appear on iPhones.Pixel jokingly dismissed this notion as "pretty far fetched." However, iPhone continued with a series of examples, recalling instances such as Pixel's launch of Night Sight, followed by iPhone's Night Mode a year later, which Pixel brushed off as a "total coincidence."iPhone further highlighted Pixel's introduction of Magic Eraser, with the iPhone receiving a similar "Clean Up" feature three years later, prompting a somewhat sheepish acknowledgement from Pixel. This is one of several marketing ads that Google has made to promote its features.
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