According to a report, Google's Next Pixel 9 Pro Could Take Far Better Selfies

Google is getting ready to release the Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro XL, which will include improved closeups. Upgraded cameras and smartphone charging capabilities were among the advancements the tech giant planned to make at its Aug. 13 Pixel hardware presentation, according to a number of sources released on Tuesday.

According to reports by Android Authority, Google plans to include 50-megapixel sensors in the future Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro XL cameras, which could result in crisper and better-lit photos. According to the report, Google also plans to improve the ultrawide and back telephoto camera sensors in addition to implementing faster charging and more streamlined designs.

An inquiry for comment was not immediately answered by Google representatives.

According to the most recent Pixel 9 reports, Google is likely to emphasize the quality of photos that its smartphone cameras can capture as a primary point of differentiation. When compared to industry heavyweights Apple and Samsung, the internet behemoth's cameras consistently receive good grades; this is partly because of the intelligent software that Google creates especially for its Pixel phone line.

Google has already disclosed certain software enhancements that could play a significant role in its Pixel 9 lineup, in addition to its hardware goals. Google announced updates in May that let users to have live chats with its AI program, utilizing both the phone's microphone and video capabilities. Additionally, Google has hinted at AI enhancements for a number of its products, which should launch later this year.

For their newest products this year, Samsung and Apple seem to have devoted a lot of their attention to AI improvements. Samsung promoted the $1,900 Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the $1,100 Galaxy Z Flip 6 as mobile AI devices with cutting-edge photo editing and interactive spoken translation capabilities. Meanwhile, Apple is anticipated to reveal further information on its soon-to-be Apple Intelligence AI service in addition to upgrades to the iPhone 16 series' screens, cameras, and designs.