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I don't get it. Do people really want such awful blurry and messy images as their background? And since this is a promo image, I suppose it's the best case scenario you could get.
Also, maybe it's just my bad English, but the picture doesn't seem to match the prompt at all? It asks for lavenders in front of red galaxy and shows blurry sakura trees in front of a pine forest.
No kidding... there's even a malformed ice cream.
More bloating on an already bloated phone
So, they come to Samsung but not (officially) to older Pixels yet? Good job, Google.
I would like a GrapheneOS phone that is not huge and has normal updates. But its so expensive!
Does anyone actually use this? Seems like a fun battery drain
What?
You create the wallpaper once and then it's just a normal wallpaper after that
How is this a battery drain when it's a 30 second thing
battery drain
I imagine just a bit during the generation of the wallpaper which should be a one-time thing.