Google Pixel 10 To Feature An AI Photography Coach

Google has been consistently pushing the boundaries of mobile photography by integrating powerful AI features into its Pixel phones. It seems the upcoming Pixel 10 lineup is set to continue this trend, with new leaks suggesting some exciting AI-powered camera experiences are on the way.

While previous rumors have focused on hardware specifications like the design and processor, a recent leak from Android Headlines has shed light on the software magic we can expect. Here’s a look at the innovative camera features potentially debuting with the Pixel 10.

## AI to Make You a Pro Photographer

Google is reportedly developing two standout features designed to elevate your photo-taking and editing skills using its Gemini AI.

• Camera Coach: This feature aims to act as your personal photography guide. The goal is to use Gemini to provide real-time feedback and instructions as you're about to take a picture. It could offer suggestions on improving your composition, framing, lighting, and angles, effectively teaching you how to capture better photos on the fly.

• Conversational Photo Editing: As the name suggests, this tool will allow you to edit your photos simply by talking to the AI. Instead of navigating complex menus, you could ask Gemini to perform edits with simple prompts like, "make this image brighter" or "remove the person in the background." This intuitive approach could make advanced photo editing accessible to everyone.

The report indicates that these powerful AI features will be available across the entire Pixel 10 family, which is expected to include the standard Pixel 10, the Pixel 10 Pro, the Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

## Google Pixel 10 Launch and Availability

Mark your calendars, as the Google Pixel 10 series is anticipated to launch in the US on August 20, followed by an India launch on August 21. After the launch, the devices are expected to be available for purchase through Google's online store and various retail partners in India.