Leak reveals some new AI and camera features that we might see on Pixel 10 and Pixel 11

A major leak from Google’s gChips division has revealed exciting AI and camera features coming to the Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 phones. Android Authority got their hands on internal documents that detail these upcoming features.

The Tensor G5 chip, expected to power the Pixel 10, will bring “Video Generative ML” to the Photos app. This AI feature will help users edit videos more intuitively. Google is also working on “Speak-to-Tweak” for AI-powered editing and “Sketch-to-Image” – similar to Samsung’s Galaxy AI feature. A mysterious “Magic Mirror” feature is also in development.

Camera improvements look promising. The Pixel 11 might offer 100x zoom for both photos and videos, backed by a new telephoto camera. The documents mention an “Ultra Low Light video” mode (also called Night Sight video) that will work entirely on the device instead of relying on cloud processing.

Other camera upgrades include 4K 60fps HDR video support and improvements to Cinematic Blur. The enhanced Cinematic Blur will support 4K 30fps and include a “video relight” feature to adjust lighting in videos.

The Tensor G6 chip will introduce always-on features through a new “nanoTPU.” These include health monitoring for coughs, snores, sleep apnea, and fall detection. Runners will get features like “coachable pace” and “balance & oscillation” analysis.

Google is also planning to expand Quick phrases support on the Pixel 11, though specific details weren’t revealed in the leak. Let us know if these potentially upcoming AI and camera features interest you, or do you want the raw power with chips like the new Snapdragon 8 Elite?

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