It will be two months tomorrow since Google introduced the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, the new generation of its smartphone family, which is gaining more weight year by year in such a complex and contested market as the smartphone market. Personally, and I made it clear in my review at the top of the range, I think Google has done a sensational job and that the Pixel 8 is one of the best options on the market today. And to what was said in the analysis, I’ll add that I’ve been using the Pixel 8 Pro personally for some time now, and that my opinion of it has only improved over time.

The key element in the Pixel is found in the highly studied use of artificial intelligence in the device. Present in various functions integrated into the phone, they stand out especially (but not only) in the photography and video section of the Pixel 8 Pro. The triple-element main camera already stands out on its own, but the AI-based Pixel Camera features elevate the experience to a spectacular level.

Although both models, Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, have AI-based features, there are some that are exclusive to the Pro model, and as we can read on 9to5Google, this list will grow because Google Pixel 8 Pro will add two new features that are expected to arrive this December. And yes, in case you were wondering, both are related to the photo and video capabilities of the device.

He is undoubtedly the main one Video Boost, several links to which have already been found in the Google Photos app code (yes, in the gallery app, not the Pixel camera), and the Pixel 8 Pro lets you upload videos we’ve recorded to Google servers that support the feature. And what will happen there? Well, they will be processed with artificial intelligence to improve color, lighting and other aspects of them. Videos resulting from this automatic editing will be stored in our gallery, where a backup copy of the original will also be kept.

On the other hand, it seems that Pixel 8 Pro users will also get the feature Zoom improvements, which, as the name implies, will focus on improving the quality of those shots where we used zoom. This may be an advantage for those whose magnification is purely optical, but it can make a huge difference when it comes to digital zoom.