Google Pixel 8 Pro: What are the leaks saying?
14 Major Upgrades Coming to the Pixel 8 Pro
The Pixel 8 Pro, Google's upcoming addition to its renowned Pixel series, is generating quite a buzz among tech enthusiasts. With many improvements and new features on the way, the Pixel 8 Pro could change the way Android smartphones are made.
Thanks to our reliable insider, we're excited to share with you the new rumored features of the Google Pixel 8 Pro before its public release on October 4.
1. Extended Software Support
The Pixel 8 series is all set to revolutionize Android software support. Reports suggest that Google will match the iPhone's industry-leading 5-year OS update guarantee. With its 4 OS update guarantee, Google is now ahead of rivals like Samsung when it comes to updating Android software.
2. USB-C Output
One notable feature making its way to the Pixel 8 series is the USB-C output. This means you can connect your Pixel 8 to a monitor and transform it into a mid-range computer. Samsung's flagship phones have this feature, and now Google is stepping up by offering its own Dex alternative.
3. Brighter Display
The Pixel 8 Pro's display shines even brighter, with a peak brightness of 1600 nits. This is a substantial increase of 600 nits compared to its predecessor. Whether in bright sunlight or a dimly lit room, your screen will be clear and vibrant.
4. Low-Light Video Recording
The Pixel 8 Pro is all set to light up your night. Google's Nightside feature promises improved video recording in low-light conditions. You can now capture stunning moments even in the darkest of settings. Say goodbye to grainy, poorly lit videos and hello to cinematic brilliance.
5. Flat Display Design
You asked, and Google listened. The Pixel 8 Pro waves goodbye to curved screens and says hello to a flat display. It's a design tweak that many fans have been eagerly awaiting.
6. Improved Battery Capacity
Predicted Google Pixel 8 Pro battery capacity is slightly bigger. Thus, giving it longer battery life so you can stay connected all day. Say hello to more freedom and less worrying about finding an outlet.
7. Increased Charging Speed
Charging speed has also received a boost, albeit a modest one, with the Pixel 8 Pro. It now supports 27 Watts of charging power, up from 23 Watts in the previous model. Every bit of speed counts when you're on the go.
8. Audio Magic Eraser for Videos
Imagine being able to remove unwanted background noise from your videos. Well, with the Pixel 8's audio magic feature, you can. It's like having a mini sound studio in your pocket.
9. Wi-Fi 7 Support
Fast internet is no longer a luxury; it's a necessity. The Pixel 8 Pro supports Wi-Fi 7 much faster than Wi-Fi 6. It's all about getting you online quicker and keeping you connected.
10. Video Unblur
Bid farewell to shaky or blurry videos. The Pixel 8 Pro introduces a new video deep blur feature, similar to its photo counterpart. Finally, your videos will look as steady and clear as your photos.
11. Redesigned Exterior
While not a complete overhaul, the Pixel 8 Pro boasts a redesigned exterior. It's easily distinguished from its predecessors with rounded corners, a flat display, and a revamped camera module. It's sleek, modern, and stylish.
12. Built-in Thermometer Sensor
Google adds a unique touch to the Pixel 8 Pro with a built-in thermometer sensor. The usefulness of this feature might be limited, but it's an interesting addition nonetheless.
13. Camera Hardware Upgrades
One of the most significant upgrades in the Pixel 8 Pro is its camera hardware. Rumored camera specifications of Google Pixel 8 Pro says that the main camera will feature Google’s largest camera sensor, nearly one inch in size. This allows for capturing 35% more light, resulting in brighter low-light images and faster shutter speeds to reduce blur. Additionally, the ultrawide camera will receive a substantial upgrade, utilizing the main camera of the Pixel 7A.
14. UFS 4.0 Storage
Say goodbye to lag and hello to smooth performance. The Pixel 8 Pro will have UFS 4.0 storage for improved performance. It's all about making your user experience as seamless as possible.
Final Thoughts
Google isn't holding back. They're bringing a phone packed with features designed to make your life easier, more exciting, and more connected. It's as if they're on a mission to redefine the Android smartphone experience. Mark your calendars for October 4th; that's when this tech marvel officially drops.