I was listening to All About Android discuss the new features in the Pixel 3. It's a great device but as Google often does it incorporates things that have been in the Galaxy line for years. And then the folks on AAA get giddy about these features as if Google was a genius.
For example, there's a new feature in the camera called Top Shot. What happens is that when you take a picture it takes a lot of shots. That way when the picture you took wasn't so great you can scroll through the shots and pick out a better one. The podcasters were simply over the top about how great this feature is.
But, of course, we all know this as Motion Photo, something that's been in the Galaxy phones for years. In Motion Photo it's easy to select one of the shots within Motion Photo and "capture" that one. The big difference is that Samsung takes all of those shots and puts them together into a short video also.
Last year the Pixel lovers would have called Motion Photo bloat. Now, when it's on a Pixel, it's genius.