Google’s Pixel 6 series has only just launched, and they’re the first phones powered by a custom Google SoC, dubbed Tensor. The chipset raises some big questions. Can it catch Apple? Is it really using the latest and greatest technology around?
Google could have bought chipsets from long-time partner Qualcomm or even purchased an Exynos model from its new friends at Samsung. But that wouldn’t have been nearly as much fun. Instead, the company has worked with Samsung to develop its own chipset using a combination of off-the-shelf components and a little of its in-house machine learning (ML) silicon.
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Ditch your wallet and store cards in your Pixel 6 Pro phone case.
At long last, the Google Pixel 6 Pro is here! It appears that Google is back to form with this truly premium device, but you’ll still want to protect it from any damage. Here at Android Authority, we perform extensive testing on both phones and cases, so we’ve done the research for you and picked out the best Pixel 6 Pro cases on the market.
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The Pixel Pass is a new subscription service for people interested in the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro.
It includes the phone, plus lots of extra services, for one monthly fee.
The prices start at $45 a month and will save you money over its two-year commitment.
The new Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro smartphones are already reasonably affordable devices. However, Google is dangling a beautiful carrot for people who want to get one of these phones and get some other features bundled into it for one low monthly price for two years. It’s called the Pixel Pass, and it has some pretty nice features.
The Pixel Pass adds a subscription to YouTube Premium, which gets rid of the banner and video ads usually found on the streaming video service, and also throws in background listening, downloadable videos, and access to YouTube Music Premium for listening to millions of ad-free songs. It usually costs $11.99 a month. You also get 200GB of cloud-based storage via Google One, which generally costs $2.99 a month.
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The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are here, and there’s plenty new with these two smartphones. They feature a completely new design, the all-new Google Tensor chip, improved cameras, and plenty of other exciting bells and whistles.
There wasn’t much difference between the regular and XL versions with previous Pixel generations, except for the size. This time around, the Pro earns its moniker. Let’s take a look at all the differences between the two phones in this Pixel 6 vs Pixel 6 Pro comparison.
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Google’s Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have finally been launched, coming after months of leaks and Google’s own information dump earlier this year. It’s also a landmark release for the Mountain View company in many ways.
The new phones both sport an in-house chipset for the first time, as opposed to using a chipset from long-time partner Qualcomm. This new processor also sports Google’s own machine learning silicon, used for everything from offline dictation to photography.
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It delivers up to 23W of wireless charging to compatible devices.
Along the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, today Google introduced the new Pixel Stand, the second generation of its wireless charger.
The new Pixel Stand works with Pixel phones and earbuds and many other Qi-compatible devices, though Google’s phones will enjoy both faster charging speeds and a host of exclusive features.
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Google is officially rolling out the stable version of Android 12 for eligible Pixel smartphones.
Google Pixel 3 phones are newer can download the full version of Android 12 starting today, October 19.
Android 12 is a major update to Google’s mobile operating system.
After five developer previews and eight beta builds, Google has finally released the stable version of Android 12 to eligible Pixel smartphones. The update is rolling out from today, October 19. If you own a Google Pixel 3 or newer, head to Settings>System>System update to grab the update for your phone. Eligible phones include the Pixel 3, 3 XL, 3a, 3a XL, 4, 4 XL, 4a, 4a 5G, 5, and 5a. Of course, this is the version of Android that launches on the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, too.
This news follows the release of the stable Android 12 build making its way to AOSP earlier this month. If you’re not interested in waiting for the OTA to land on your device, you can follow these instructions to install Android 12.
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The Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are finally here. As one would expect, the Pro model is bigger than the vanilla model and includes more cameras, a higher display resolution, a bigger battery, and a bevy of more perks.
However, don’t let that make you think the Pixel 6 isn’t also hefty. While it is definitely smaller than the Pixel 6 Pro, it’s by no means a compact phone. Time will tell, but it looks like Google is moving away from the more palm-friendly sizes of the Google Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a, and instead going all-in on the “bigger is better” trend we’ve been seeing over the past few years.
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It seemed like the day would never come, but it finally did: the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are here. You might have your mouse pointer hovering over the checkout button right now, but you’re hesitating because you’re not sure about sizing. Well, we’re here to help.
In this article, you’ll find images of the Google Pixel 6 Pro next to 11 popular smartphones. You can use the photos to better gauge just how much bigger or smaller the phone is against other phones you may already know.
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After an endless and exhausting few months of leaks, the Google Pixel 6 series is here with the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. The two phones, designed by Google, take the company’s vision for Android in an entirely new direction thanks to a fresh perspective on the hardware and the software together. These are not like the Pixels of yore.
In Android Authority‘s Google Pixel 6 Pro hands-on, you’ll learn what’s to like, what’s not to like, and what simply is. Interested in the base model? We have a separate hands-on of the Google Pixel 6 for you can read here.
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Over the past few months, the hype train has been rolling hard for the Google Pixel 6 series. When I first saw the vanilla Pixel 6 in the flesh, so to speak, it honestly seemed like old hat. Since I’ve been following along with the rumors, leaks, and official announcements this entire time, the phone seemed very familiar immediately, even though it was my first time actually seeing it.
However, the Pixel 6 still has some surprises in it. After using it for a bit, I’m astonished by how many risks Google has taken with its design and overall feel. Honestly, I’ve never used a phone quite like it before. That’s a big win, as far as I’m concerned, but it invariably is going to ruffle some feathers. After all, any time a company strays from the pack, there’s bound to be a ton of criticism.
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Tablets haven’t replaced laptops like some predicted they would, but they’re still popular gadgets for work and play on the go. Apple keeps improving the iPad line, and Amazon’s Fire tablets are as affordable as ever. We’ve tracked down some of the best tablet deals available right now to help you choose.
Android 12’s new Material You-themed weather widgets are now available.
They’re only live in the latest Google app beta version on Google Play.
Both widgets stick to your selected Material You theme, though they are quite large and difficult to resize.
Ever since Google showed off Android 12’sMaterial You theming engine for the first time, we’ve been waiting to get our hands on the fancy new weather widgets that were expected to arrive with the stable version of Android 12. Starting today, you can get both Android weather widgets on your phone, but there are a few prerequisites.
First, the Android 12 beta needs to be installed on your compatible smartphone. You also need to be enrolled in the latest Google app beta for Android, which is version 12.41. Once you enroll, you’ll need to update your Google app to the latest version. The widgets will not show up for you if you’re on the stable Google app channel.
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Google’s Android 12 launch this year has been an interesting one, to say the least. From a source code drop to a delay for the Pixel family, the core operating system has us scratching our heads a little bit. The mystery only gets deeper once you think about what Android 12 means for OEM skins.
In fact, some of the new Android 12 changes make you reconsider what matters in a stock Android experience. There are more customization options than ever to make Android feel uniquely yours, but what about the features? The key to a great Android experience is finding the right blend of core features with a few well-designed additions on top.
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Today’s phones are pretty tough, but one concern that hasn’t ever truly gone away is potentially damaging your screen. This is still the case despite today’s phone screens offering some impressive scratch and shatter resistance.
One popular way to protect the display is to use a screen protector, but is this something you still use on your phone though? Let us know by taking the poll below.
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Apple's new MacBook Pro kicks things up a notch
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Google’s Pixel 6 series launch day is finally here, after months of waiting. And we’ve already got a very good idea of what to expect in terms of hardware and some software features, owing to leaks and Google’s own disclosures.
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Sony has announced a surprise Xperia launch event scheduled for later this month.
There’s no word on what device will make an appearance, but a new teaser strongly suggests it will be a camera-centric smartphone.
The event is penned for October 26.
Update: October 19, 2021 (4:50 AM ET): Sony has published a new teaser to YouTube, strongly suggesting that its next Xperia product will be a camera-centric smartphone.
All three of the firm’s current flagship smartphones are mentioned, while it also hinted that the next device would keep a dedicated shutter button. Beyond this, it’s still unclear what title this device will bear, although the original Xperia Pro is potentially due for an upgrade. Nevertheless, you can watch the video above.
Original article: October 12, 2021 (6:15 AM ET): You might’ve thought Sony wrapped up launching new Xperia products after its flagships and mid-rangers arrived earlier this year. However, it seems the company has a surprise up its sleeve. Sony has now confirmed that it will unveil a new Xperia product later this month.
In a Twitter post published on Tuesday, the company revealed the date and time of the launch but shared few other details. Although the teaser image is reminiscent of light falling on a camera lens, it arguably presents more questions than answers.
Notably, Sony announced the Xperia 1 III and Xperia 5 III back in April, while the Xperia 10 III followed soon after. These three devices have constituted the bulk of Sony’s smartphone roster for the past few release cycles. If this is a new smartphone launch, it could be from a new series. Of course, there’s no evidence that this Xperia product will be a smartphone at all.
Either way, the company will satisfy our curiosity at its October 26 event, scheduled for a 12 PM JST (11 PM ET) start. Until then, let us know what you think Sony’s next Xperia product will be in the comments below.
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The list of the best Alexa-compatible smart displays is pretty short, with the Echo Show 8 line consistently being one of the best bang for your buck options. In early 2021, Amazon issued an update to the smart display to give it a faster processor and a massively upgraded camera along with a range of software capabilities to capitalize on that hardware.
In the Android Authority Amazon Echo Show 8 review, we see if Amazon’s second-generation mass-market smart display has the chops to take on the Google Nest Hub and the growing number of excellent Google Assistant-enabled smart displays.
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It’s believed Google has asked its partners to manufacture over seven million Pixel 6 series phones.
This would be roughly double the company’s smartphone shipments in 2020.
Google is scheduled to reveal its Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro today, being the latest flagship phones from the Mountain View company. And it sounds like the company might have extremely high hopes for the new devices.
Google has asked its suppliers to make over seven million Pixel 6 series phones, Nikkei Asia reports, citing its own sources. The outlet claims that this is roughly double the tech giant’s smartphone shipments of 3.7 million units in 2020, pointing to IDC statistics.
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There are a wealth of smartwatches to choose from with each packing a list of strengths and weaknesses. Some consumers might base their buying decision on hardware, while others may consider the OS that the watch runs. We focused on the latter in a recent poll, asking users which OS their next smartwatch will run. Read on for the results below.
What OS will your next smartwatch run?
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Welcome to the Samsung Galaxy S10 update hub. Here you’ll find the latest information on updates to the Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10 Plus, and Galaxy S10e. We’ll detail the current software versions for each device and alert you if there’s a new update rolling out. Samsung usually pushes out updates to the entire series at the same time, but this may vary per variant and carrier.
Current stable version: Android 11
Will the Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus, and S10e get Android 12? Yes, but likely not until early-to-mid 2022
Latest Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus, and S10e updates
October 19, 2021: There’s a brand new update to look forward to, Galaxy S10 series owners. Per SamMobile, firmware version G97xFXXSDFUI5 is hitting Galaxy S10, S10e, and S10 Plus devices across Asia and Europe. Firmware version G977BXXSAFUI5 is gracing Galaxy S10 5G devices across Nordic countries, and other western European markets.
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Smartwatches have cemented themselves as staples of any tech collection, but they’re not all created equal. Some, like Fitbit, excel at health tracking while others, like Fossil watches, are focused more on fashion. But one thing we love about any smartwatch is saving money with a great deal.
Most people spend the majority of their time connected to Wi-Fi on one device or another. Yet, we rarely give our router a second thought, and that’s usually a good thing. After all, thinking about a router often means that it’s not doing its job very well. So if you’ve been questioning your router lately, here are a few of the best wireless router deals to help ease your mind.
A new leak has apparently outed the Google Pixel 6 series’ US price.
According to the tip, the Pixel 6 may start at $599, while the Pixel 6 Pro demands ~$300 more.
Both fees are decidedly lower than leaked European and UK pricing details.
Before Google teased the Pixel 6 series, the company cautioned that the Pro model would be “expensive,” primarily targeting enthusiasts. Now, the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro prices in the US have just leaked, suggesting that they could be among the most affordable flagships launched this year.
According to Target’s pre-listed pricing spotted by YouTuber M. Brandon Lee, the base Google Pixel 6 comes in at $599. Meanwhile, the Google Pixel 6 Pro pushes up to $898. You can see both inventory pages below.
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Sony’s upcoming Sinister Six movie should take some inspiration from Spider-Man: No Way Home and introduce a new version of Miles Morales. Sony has had plans for a Sinister Six film since The Amazing Spider-Man film franchise was in progress. The second film, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, ended with a clear setup for the villain team, with the Green Goblin (Harry Osborn) and The Gentleman (Gustav Fiers) equipping allies (and possibly members) of Oscorp with advanced weapons and devices. The plans, unfortunately, never came to fruition, but Sony’s new villain-focused Spider-Man universe, which began with 2018’s Venom, has led to new plans for the iconic team.
Miles Morales - whose comic debut was in 2011’s alternate universe Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man - is his reality’s second web-slinger, taking Peter Parker’s place after his apparent death in a final confrontation with the Green Goblin. Miles and his stories were well-received, quickly growing in popularity among readers, and he made his cinematic debut in 2018’s animated film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. As the star of numerous comics, an animated film, and a recent video game, it won’t be long before Miles has his long-awaited live-action debut.
With Sinister Six reportedly being the endgame of Sony’s Spider-Man films, it’s reasonable to assume that the movie will be a crowd-pleasing epic with more than one payoff. Sony will reportedly work alongside Marvel Studios to tie their film in with the MCU, meaning that Tom Holland’s classic Peter Parker Spider-Man may face off against the six villains. Although Spider-Man was often on his own against the six in the comics, the film can easily justify introducing a second Spider-Man to even the odds and give viewers a live-action Miles Morales simultaneously.
Not only is Sony and Marvel Studious working together on the Sinister Six film, but the multiverse will be unleashed in the upcoming No Way Home. While the Miles Morales who appears in the Sony film could be their iteration, he might alternatively be from the MCU, creating a new kind of character dynamic for Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, who’s typically mentored by characters like Iron Man or Doctor Strange.
The Sinister Six’s villain roster can be comprised of characters from multiple realities as well. In addition to introducing the first live-action iteration of Miles Morales, the film can bring back actors like Alfred Molina, Jamie Foxx, and Willem Dafoe for yet another performance. With No Way Home bringing the iconic villains back, Sony could take advantage of their fan-favorite status, adding to the already crowd-pleasing introduction of Miles.
Spider-Man: No Way Home will be the first live-action Spider-Man movie to use the multiverse for crossovers. In addition to bringing back characters from bygone film eras, they’ve also allowed for interaction with Sony’s Spider-Man universe. If Sony intends to make the Sinister Six film their franchise’s endgame, they’d make it an even more effective grand finale by bringing in Miles Morales.
Warning: The following contains SPOILERS for Supergirl season 6, episode 15, "Hope For Tomorrow."
The Supergirl season 6 episode "Hope For Tomorrow" enhanced the story of the Superman movie Superman 4: The Quest For Peace in every respect. The final movie to star Christopher Reeve as Kal-El of Krypton, Superman 4 is widely considered to be the worst of the classic Superman films. Given that, it would be all but impossible for Supergirl to revamp The Quest For Peace and not improve it, but the episode "Hope For Tomorrow" successfully addressed nearly every common complaint about the movie.
The central storyline of the second half of Supergirl season 6 found Kara Zor-El (Melissa Benoist) competing with the exiled 5th Dimensional Princess Nyxly (Peta Sergeant) for control of seven magical totems, tied to the seven cosmic forces of Hope, Love, Courage, Humanity, Dreams, Destiny and Truth. Each totem required its wielder to pass a test proving their mastery of each force. The Test of Hope in the Supergirl season 6 episode "Hope For Tomorrow" proved particularly difficult, as it required the victor to "inspire a hope that burns longer and brighter than the sun." While this might ordinarily have been an easy task for Supergirl, this test came at a time when nuclear war seemed imminent between the nations of Kaznia and Corto Maltese and hope was in short supply.
The story of Superman 4: The Quest For Peace, was likewise based around the fear of nuclear war and Superman acting to end the threat after receiving a letter from a concerned boy. Sadly, the movie did so poorly it sunk any chance of a Superman 5. While the story of Superman 4 made a noble effort to tackle a serious issue, the film suffered from budget cuts and editing issues that eliminated most of the film's more thoughtful moments in favor of recycled flight scenes and nonsensical padding. The Supergirl season 6 episode "Hope For Tomorrow" takes most of the story elements from Superman IV and builds upon the base concepts to create something far better.
Roughly halfway through the Supergirl season 6 episode "Hope For Tomorrow," Lena Luthor (Katie McGrath) asked the same question as the worried boy in Superman 4: The Quest For Peace; why can't Supergirl just take away all the nuclear weapons and throw them into the sun? Kara gave the same basic answer as Superman in the movie, saying that she was "forbidden from interfering in human history." However, Kara further explained to her friend Lena Luthor that human nations needed to be free to determine their own destinies without some all-powerful alien imposing their beliefs on them. Kara also pointed out that even if she could get rid of all the nuclear weapons in the world, it wouldn't solve the conflicts that lead to war. (Ironically, Kara did wind up having to throw several nuclear missiles into the sun before the episode's end.)
This point was driven home by another scene, in which the United States diplomat overseeing the peace talks between Kaznia and Corto Maltese asked J'onn J'onzz (David Harewood) to use his telepathic powers to make the leaders of the two delegations sign a peace treaty. The Martian Manhunter refused, saying that while he was glad to use his powers to pacify the two leaders after Nxyly used the Totem of Courage to make them afraid of looking weak during the negotiations, he refused to directly control their actions. Both of the Supergirl scenes did a far better job of showing why heroes have a responsibility not to use their powers than every speech Superman made regarding that point in Superman 4: The Quest For Peace.
The Supergirl season 6 episode "Hope For Tomorrow" featured a subplot that centered around Esme, a foster child adopted by Alex Danvers/Sentinel (Chyler Leigh) and Kelly Olsen/Guardian (Azie Tesfai), and the Super Friends' efforts to help the young girl get acclimated to her new home. A victim of an abusive situation in her previous foster home, Esme was shy and fearful of being sent back to the group home she had been in. Restoring Esme's hope in the future went beyond being a test of Supergirl's ability to inspire hope and became a test for the whole team, as well as a central part of the theme of "Hope For Tomorrow." By contrast, despite being the inspiration of Superman's effort to bring an end to nuclear war in Superman 4: The Quest For Peace, the boy who wrote to Superman disappeared from the movie after Superman took him to the United Nations to hear him speak.
Originally set up as a romantic interest for Kara Danvers in Supergirl season 5, reporter William Dey (Staz Nair) has been one of the more divisive characters created for the Arrowverse, with many fans finding the character annoying and wondering what purpose he served after he and Kara agreed to be just friends in Supergirl season 6. Comparisons could be drawn between William Dey and Lacy Warfield (Mariel Hemingway) whose only purpose in Superman 4: The Quest For Peace was acting as a hostage and pushing an unconvincing love triangle between herself, Lois Lane and Clark Kent. However, the Supergirl season 6 episode "Hope For Tomorrow" redeemed William, who was far from a passive figure after being taken captive by Nyxly. Indeed, it was William's quick thinking that enabled the Super Friends to take the Totem of Courage away from Nyxly.
While Superman 4: The Quest For Peace saw legendary actor Gene Hackman return as Lex Luthor, his role in the film was far from extensive. Apart from creating the monstrous Nuclear Man, Luthor had surprisingly little to do with the action of the film and most of his scenes were comedic non-sequiturs. By contrast, the Arrowerse Lex Luthor does not appear on camera in the Supergirl season 6 episode "Hope For Tomorrow," but nevertheless had a major impact on the episode's final scene.
As "Hope For Tomorrow" came to a close, Supergirl elected to throw the Totem of Hope into the sun, knowing that Nxyly needed all seven totems as part of her scheme to defeat Supergirl and the Super Friends. Shortly after Nxyly learned what Supergirl had done, a box fell through a portal in front of her. The box contained a watch and a note from a secret admirer telling her not to "lose hope." When Nyxly put on the watch, it formed one of Lex Luthor's trademark armored Lexo-Skeletons around her, revealing the identity of her mysterious new ally in a clever fashion. It was certainly more subtle than most of Gene Hackman's scenes trolling Superman in Superman 4: The Quest For Peace. This, coupled with the other connections throughout the episode, highlight how Supergirl was able to successfully revitalize the failed film's story arc.
The latest The Flash trailer suggests that Michael Keaton's Batman has a bigger role in the film than many initially assumed. Ezra Miller makes his DCEU return as the Scarlet Speedster after starring in Zack Snyder's Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League. Directed by Andy Muschietti, The Flash's first trailer was released at DC FanDome 2021, offering a sneak peek at what to expect from the standalone flick.
It's no secret that The Flash was in production limbo for quite some time with a few director changes. But, the movie finally kicked into production in 2021 and is currently filming. Specific plot details are still scant at the moment, although a few pertinent details have been confirmed. That includes the return of Kiersey Clemons as Iris West and the introduction of Sasha Calle as Supergirl/Kara Zor-El. Barry Allen is also joined by two Batman variations: the first one being Ben Affleck's and the other one being Michael Keaton's. Obviously there's a lot of excitement surrounding their involvement, but there's heightened anticipation about Keaton's Batman iteration simply because this is the first time he will reprise the superhero role in two decades.
Considering the fact that it's the Flash's solo outing, it was initially unclear how involved Keaton would be in the film. Set photos revealed him back as the Bruce Wayne persona, and the actor's personal interviews confirmed that he's indeed wearing the cape and the cowl again. Still, with very little known about the movie's plot, there were questions about the extent of his appearance. Some argued that it wouldn't be anything more than an extended cameo, with the primary focus on Barry Allen instead. This makes sense since he is the movie's headlining character. However, The Flash's trailer suggests that Batman's role in the film is going to be more prominent than initially perceived; much of the trailer focuses on him, including both versions of the Flash visiting Tim Burton's Wayne Manor and then, his Batcave. It even ends with the tease of the 1989 Batmobile reveal.
Interestingly, despite all the references to Keaton's Caped Crusader, the hero doesn't properly appear in The Flash trailer. Instead, there's only a shot of his iconic cowl looking outside the Batcave. But, the fact that he provides the narration for the majority of the trailer further indicates the extent of his appearance. At one point, it seems like the two Barry Allens and Supergirl recruit him for a mission, and it's safe to say that he at least considers joining his fellow DC heroes in the movie. It's worth noting that The Flash appears to be an adaptation of the Flashpoint storyline from the comics. Barry's time-traveling likely fractured space-time which has had ripple effects in other universes, including that of Supergirl and Keaton's Batman. The voice-over dialog is Bruce Wayne making sense of everything that's happening.
The question now is, how does Affleck's Batman fit into all of this? Based on what's known about The Flash production, the actor didn't start to film his scenes until the middle of principal photography. Some theories suggest that Affleck's Batman dies in the movie, and that it could serve as motivation for Barry's time travel. Furthermore, many are also curious if Affleck's version of the hero will cross paths with Keaton's Caped Crusader. Fans will likely have to wait for the movie's debut to find out.
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