Google adds 400‑frame Magic Capture to Pixel 11 camera
Google unveiled the Pixel 11 family at its Made by Google 2026 event, alongside the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, Pixel Watch 5, Pixel Tag and updated Pixel Buds. The company says the new hardware delivers the biggest camera upgrades in years and makes everyday tasks more personal, proactive and productive. A highlighted feature, Magic Capture, analyzes almost 400 frames from an instant and may produce a…
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- Magic Capture examines up to 400 frames to automatically select a high‑quality photo, Google says
- HiLight provides subtle face‑down notifications for Pixel 11 Pro users
- Pixel 11 launch ties new hardware to Gemini AI, expanding direct service links
Google positions the launch as part of a broader effort to embed its Gemini AI platform across consumer devices. It announced new Gemini links with applications and services that may help customers plan trips, manage projects and handle daily activities. By tying Gemini to the Pixel line, Google says it wants the phone to anticipate information or assistance needs, turning the device into a proactive AI assistant.
Google's Pixel 11 just gave your camera a 400-frame upgrade
finance.yahoo.com · 21 September 2026
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