This powerful 5G Google Pixel 10 smartphone features 12GB of RAM, a robust battery, and comes with 30W USB-C fast charging support.
Pixel 10 Series Feels Magical… But There’s Something That Should Worry You!
I’ve just tested the new Google Pixel 10 phones and I’m a little bit worried by what I’ve seen. So, there’s four new devices. The $799 Pixel 10, the $999 Pixel 10 Pro, the 119910 Pro XL, and then finally the 1799 Pixel 10 Pro Fold. And it really feels like Google is doubling down here on what makes the Pixel different, but that’s both in a good way and a bad way. The good is that in classic Google fashion, there are a sprinkle of new software features here that actually do feel just a little bit magical, like Camera Coach. So, when you’re about to take a photo on a Pixel 10, you can tap here and your phone will analyze your scene and your subject and guide you towards taking your final shot.
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Your Phone Is Faking Reality?! Pixel 10’s AI Camera Feels Cool… But Also Kinda Creepy
It does need internet, but when you use it, you can kind of see why. Because first, it suggests a number of different directions that you could go in with your photo. And these, by the way, are not always real images. Your phone will literally be AI generating expressions and poses on this person in your frame that haven’t even happened yet. They’re fabricated just to inspire ideas while you’re shooting. And once you decide on one you like, it opens up this multi-step process that involves suggestions on all kinds of things. Everything from which mode and which zoom level to use to how you should step to the side to avoid shadows being cast on what you’re shooting. It even told me to try pulling a different face while I was in the shot. Would I use it? No, probably not.
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Too Smart for Its Own Good? Pixel 10’s AI Might Know You Better Than You Do!
Photos are very subjective and I don’t really trust that my phone’s AI has a better idea of what I want to shoot than I do. But could I see this helping my parents to take better photos and then also start to teach them what makes those better photos? Actually, yeah. Magic Q is another pretty instant hit. It means the AI on these phones can pop up relevant information when it thinks you need it. And you’ll know it’s doing it when you see these colourful little outlines around things. So, let’s say, for example, someone asks you when you’re coming home from a trip.
Your Phone Does It All… But Is Pixel 10’s AI Really Ready Yet?
Your phone can retrieve your flight details from your email and put them right in front of you so you can just tap to send them immediately. Which if you think about what it would take to do that manually, that is saving you quite a bit of just messing around inside your apps. Or even if you’re calling, say a restaurant, your phone should be able to pick up which restaurant you’re calling and then actually surface up details that are relevant. Like for example, what time the reservation is that you’ve currently booked. In practice, the feature is pretty limited right now.
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