Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11: AI and camera specs leaked, 100x zoom coming soon!

Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11: AI and camera specs leaked, 100x zoom coming soon!Tech media outlet AndroidAuthority recently (October 28) published a blog post based on leaked documents from Google's gChips division, sharing the AI and camera specifications of the Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 smartphones, giving us a glimpse into the future of Google's flagship phones.Pixel 10: AI features receive a major upgrade, offering a more intuitive editing experienceThe Pixel 10 series, expected to be released in 2025, will feature the TensorG5 chip and introduce numerous AI features aimed at enhancing user experience

Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11: AI and camera specs leaked, 100x zoom coming soon!

Tech media outlet AndroidAuthority recently (October 28) published a blog post based on leaked documents from Google's gChips division, sharing the AI and camera specifications of the Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 smartphones, giving us a glimpse into the future of Google's flagship phones.

Pixel 10: AI features receive a major upgrade, offering a more intuitive editing experience

The Pixel 10 series, expected to be released in 2025, will feature the TensorG5 chip and introduce numerous AI features aimed at enhancing user experience. Among these, the most notable is the "Speak-to-Tweak" feature in the Photos app. This feature will allow users to edit photos using natural language, enabling more intuitive photo adjustments. For example, simply saying, "Make the sky bluer," will easily modify the sky color in the image. This feature also applies to short videos and can be directly shared to YouTube Shorts.

In addition to "Speak-to-Tweak," Google is also developing the "Sketch-to-Image" feature, similar to what Samsung's Galaxy AI offers, allowing users to generate images from simple sketches. Furthermore, Google plans to launch the MagicMirror feature, but details remain unavailable from the leaked documents. Notably, the TensorG5 chip can run StableDiffusion-based AI models locally, meaning users will have access to advanced AI capabilities directly on their phones.

Pixel 10: 4K60fps HDR video recording, enhancing the imaging experience

In terms of imaging, the TensorG5 chip finally supports 4K60fps HDR video recording, offering users a smoother, more detailed video experience. Previous models only supported 4K30fps HDR video recording, and this upgrade is undoubtedly a significant enhancement in the imaging experience.

Pixel 11: 100x zoom, ultra-low-light video, continuous innovation in imaging technology

Expected to be released in 2026, the Pixel 11 Pro will be equipped with a "next-generation" telephoto lens. Combining its hardware and AI capabilities, it can achieve a staggering 100x zoom. This remarkable zoom capability will provide users with more powerful telephoto capabilities, capturing distant objects with ease.

Moreover, the Pixel 11 will introduce the "CinematicBlur" feature, supporting 4K@30fps video recording, and add a "videorelight" feature that adjusts the lighting conditions in videos. The "UltraLowLight" feature will enhance the phone's ability to capture images in low-light environments. The new ultra-low-light video (NightSight video) feature will rely entirely on the device's processing power, rather than cloud processing. The target ambient light level for this feature is approximately 5 to 10 lux, significantly improving low-light shooting capabilities.

Conclusion

The leaked AI and camera specifications of the Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 signal the future of smartphones moving towards greater intelligence and more powerful imaging capabilities. Whether it's the comprehensive upgrades in AI features or the introduction of 100x zoom and ultra-low-light video, Google demonstrates its innovative prowess in the smartphone arena. We eagerly await the official launch of the Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 to witness the revolution in future smartphones.