The Pixel 9 Pro has been confirmed to not support shooting in 8K resolution, but a feature called Video Boost will allow users to achieve similar quality. Additionally, Zoom Enhance has been mentioned as a feature in the upcoming device. This indicates that Google is prioritizing enhancing video capabilities in the Pixel 9 Pro, even if it means foregoing 8K recording.
Despite the lack of 8K shooting, the Pixel 9 Pro event is highly anticipated as Google is expected to unveil a range of innovative features. The exclusive reports suggest that the Tensor G4 chip in the Pixel 9 will offer only a small upgrade in comparison to previous models. However, the inclusion of Video Boost and Zoom Enhance show that Google is aiming to revolutionize the video recording experience for users of the Pixel 9 series.
Another exclusive report reveals that the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro will debut with a starting storage capacity of 128GB. Additionally, there is speculation that these devices may initially launch with Android 14 instead of the latest Android 15. This news indicates that Google is prioritizing storage capacity and software optimization in their upcoming flagship smartphones.
