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Leaked details surrounding the upcoming Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 have been revealed, including the camera specs. The Google Pixel 10,...
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Leaked details surrounding the upcoming Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 have been revealed, including the camera specs.
The Google Pixel 10, which is slated for a 2025 release, will be powered by the Tensor G5 SoC. This will allow 'Post-capture Generative AI-Based Intuitive Video Editing of the Photos App'. This feature may even extend to YouTube Shorts.
Additionally, a new AI-powered feature called Speak-to-Tweak may be arriving in the new Pixel 10 for photo editing. Google has also been working on the Sketch-to-Image feature. This feature has been compared to the Samsung Galaxy AI. Furthermore, the Magic Mirror feature may also be making its debut, but there is no information out yet regarding what the feature does. The Tensor G5 may be able to locally support Stabe Diffusion models which may be used for the Pixel Studio app.
The upcoming Google Pixel 11 Pro, which is expected to hit the stores in 2026, will feature a "next-gen" telephoto camera. This camera will utilise the hardware in combination with the Pixel's AI features for that impressive 100x zoom. This 100x zoom will be applicable for both videos and cameras. The Pixel 11's Cinematic Blur will also be receiving a new update with 4K 30 FPS, along with a 'Video Relight' that switches between lighting conditions when taking videos indoors. The Cinematic Rendering Engine found in the Tensor G6's processor decreases the power draw by blur recording by 40%.
The Pixel 11 will also feature the Ultra Low Light which has also been referred to as Night Sight. Although the Night Sight is an already existing feature, the processing is reliant on the cloud. However, with the Pixel 11, it will work on the device itself.
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