Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 Will Get Enhanced AI Features as Compared to Pixel 9: Check Details

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Google has recently launched Pixel 9 series with several AI features and enhancements. The tech giant is now gearing up to launch Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 with an upgraded Tensor chip. As per latest leaks, the company could unveil Pixel 11 with one of the new and interesting feature- Video Boost with Night Sight feature. The feature is expected to brighten up your videos that are shot in dark. If that is the case, then Google is bringing one of the most awaited features of all time for video enthusiasts.

Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 Specifications (Expected)

According to the report, the Google Pixel 10 sensor will come with the new Tensor G5 chipset. The phone will have support for 4K 60fps HDR video recording. Remember, this was limited to 30fps in the Pixel 9 lineup. According to the report, the Google Pixel 11 is likely to have 100x zoom capabilities through machine learning, which will be available for both videos and photos. Another leak suggests that the algorithms for photos and videos will be different from each other, meaning qualities for photos and videos will not be same for both the formats.


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Another leak suggests that the Pixel 10 will get a ‘next-gen’ telephoto camera, enhancing the zoom by 100x. The Cinematic Blur feature is also reportedly getting an upgrade to 4K 30fps support and a new ‘Video Relight’ feature on the Google Pixel 11. The report says that this feature will process on-device videos instead of cloud-based like the Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 9 series.

AI Features

The next-gen upcoming Pixel 10 and 11 will get enhanced AI features. It will have LLM based speak-to-tweak editing tool. Along with this, Google is also working on Sketch-to-Image feature under Gemini project. The company is also working on Magic Mirror feature. Not much detail has been revealed about it at the moment.

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