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Home›Tech News›Google just teased the Pixel 9 Pro – here’s everything new we learned

Google just teased the Pixel 9 Pro – here’s everything new we learned

By Matthew Lynch
July 19, 2024
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Google has officially started teasing its upcoming flagship phone, the Pixel 9 Pro, and the excitement is building. While we’re still a few months away from its official release, the initial glimpses offer tantalizing hints of what’s to come. Here’s what we learned from Google’s recent teasers:

A Refined Design: The Pixel 9 Pro appears to maintain the sleek, minimalist aesthetic that defines the Pixel series, but with subtle tweaks. The camera bar on the back has been redesigned, featuring a slightly larger lens housing and a more prominent, almost metallic finish. This suggests improved camera capabilities and a bolder, more premium look.

Focus on AI: Google has always been a champion of AI, and the Pixel 9 Pro seems to be taking this even further. The teasers heavily feature the “AI Test Kitchen” app, hinting at advanced AI features that enhance everything from photo editing and translation to real-time captioning and more.

A “Magic Eraser” Upgrade: The beloved “Magic Eraser” feature, which lets you remove unwanted objects from photos, is back and apparently better than ever. Google’s teaser shows a significantly more powerful version capable of removing complex elements and making more sophisticated edits.

Enhanced Camera Experience: The Pixel 9 Pro is rumored to boast a new and improved camera system, potentially with a larger sensor and more advanced image processing. Google’s teasers imply a significant leap in low-light photography and overall image quality.

A Glimpse of the New Chip: While not explicitly mentioned, Google’s teasers subtly hint at the presence of the new Tensor G3 chip. The focus on AI and camera improvements strongly suggests that this powerful new processor will be powering the Pixel 9 Pro, promising a significant performance boost.

No Official Release Date Yet: Although Google has begun teasing the Pixel 9 Pro, the official release date remains a mystery. However, the timing of these teasers suggests we can likely expect a launch event in the coming months.

Stay Tuned for More: This is just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting journey leading up to the Pixel 9 Pro’s release. As Google continues to reveal more details, we’ll be eagerly watching to see what new features and advancements are in store.

 

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