Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 Leaks: AI Features and Image Upgrades Take Center Stage

Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 Leaks: AI Features and Image Upgrades Take Center StageRecent leaks have revealed information about the upcoming Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 smartphones. Google is reportedly planning to launch the Pixel 10 series next year, featuring the Tensor G5 chip and a slew of new AI features

Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 Leaks: AI Features and Image Upgrades Take Center Stage

Recent leaks have revealed information about the upcoming Google Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 smartphones. Google is reportedly planning to launch the Pixel 10 series next year, featuring the Tensor G5 chip and a slew of new AI features. One highlight is the "Speak-to-Tweak" feature for the Photos app, allowing users to edit photos and videos using natural language commands and directly share them on social media.

In addition to "Speak-to-Tweak," Google is developing a "Sketch-to-Image" feature, similar to Samsung's Galaxy AI, that can convert user sketches into images. The Tensor G5 chip is said to be capable of running Stable Diffusion-based AI models locally, providing powerful support for these AI features. Furthermore, the Pixel 10 series will upgrade video recording capabilities to 4K60fps HDR, a significant improvement over the previous generation's 4K30fps HDR.

Regarding the Pixel 11 series, sources suggest that Google will introduce a Pro version in 2026 with a "next-generation" telephoto lens. Combining hardware and AI, this lens is expected to achieve up to 100x zoom. Additionally, Cinematic Blur support will be upgraded to 4K30fps HDR, and a new "videorelight" feature will allow users to adjust lighting conditions in videos. The Pixel 11 will also introduce Ultra-low light video functionality (NightSight video), which will rely solely on the device's capabilities rather than cloud processing, significantly enhancing image quality in low-light environments.

For reference, the Google Pixel 9 series includes the standard Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, a new size variant, Pixel 9 Pro XL, and the second-generation foldable Pixel 9 Pro Fold. All new phones are powered by the Tensor G4 processor and Google's proprietary Gemini AI. The Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro feature a 6.3-inch display, with the latter using a better LTPO screen. The Pixel 9 Pro XL boasts a 6.8-inch display. The starting memory capacity is 12GB, while the two Pro phones offer 16GB of RAM. In terms of imaging, all three new phones are equipped with a 50MP wide-angle lens and a 48MP ultrawide lens. The Pro version adds an additional 48MP telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom and 30x super-resolution digital zoom. Currently, the Pixel 9 series is the first to come pre-loaded with Android 15.

Regarding the future operating system for upcoming Google phones, leaks indicate that Google plans to further enhance the "Do Not Disturb" feature in Android 16 and introduce a new mode functionality. In the recently released Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3 update, "Priority Mode" has been renamed to "Modes," with updated status bar icons for easy identification of the currently active mode. Users can create multiple modes within the "Do Not Disturb" feature, each with a unique name, icon, activation trigger, and notification settings. Additionally, Google has adjusted the user interface displayed when tapping on the quick settings icon, changing it to a single-column, vertically scrolling list. The quick settings panel will display icons for active modes, switching to the number of active modes if multiple modes are enabled. Users can switch modes manually through the settings app or the newly developed quick settings icon. Furthermore, the system provides over 40 unique icons by default for user selection, with more options potentially added in the future.

In conclusion, Google's upcoming Pixel series phones will focus on upgrading camera and AI capabilities. However, these details are subject to change as the release date is still some time away. Stay tuned for further updates.