A Pokemon app will teach you how to use motion gestures on Google Pixel 4, according to this leak

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Google and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Pokemon Company ha﷽ve created a Pokemon demo to help teach Google Pixel 4 us🌌ers how to use its Soli motion gesture controls, according to a new leak. 

Tech website got its hands on the Pokemon Wave Hello demo, which sees players meeting Pikachu, Scorbunny, Sobel, Grookey, and Eevee. During the dꦅemo, you perform specific gestures to interact with the cute creatures, such as swiping up to charge Scorbunny’s jump, or swiping to sp♔lash Sobel with water. 

, a project Google has been officially working 🍨on since 2015. Soli powers the technology, which picks up your hand’s movements without you having to touch the phone’s screen. While the Pokemon Wave Hello demo leaked video only shows how it works with touch controls, it seems like a playful way to get Pixel 4 owners used to the pleasingly futꦉuristic Motion Sense tech.  

It’s u🍨nknown yet whether this will be locked to devices that use Soli, but with Google holding an event on October 15, we shouldn’t have to wait too long to find out. &nb♛sp;

Pokemon fans have had plenty to sink their teeth into this week, with more Pokemon Sword and Shield details, such as 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Max Raid Battles, revealed earlier in the week. Plus, there’s more to come, with a livestream planned for tomorrow, which you can 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:watch here tomorrow. We’ve got to fill the time between now and Sword and Shield’s November 15 release somehow, ಞright?

Can’t wait for the next Pokemon game? Neither can we, and that’s why we’ve rounded up everything we know about 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Pokemon Sword and Shield here!  

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