I’ve had the Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro for a couple of weeks, and I quite like them. But there’s something about them that worries me.
Google released the next generation of Pixel devices recently, including the Google Pixel 8 and Google Pixel 8 Pro. These have been the best Pixel smartphones in a while, as they pack the improved Tensor G3 chip inside, better cameras, brighter displays, and more — all in a slightly updated design. I’ve been using the phones for a couple of weeks now, and I really like what Google’s done with them.
But Google also added some more photo editing capabilities to the Pixel 8 lineup, with a heavy reliance on AI with the Tensor G3 chip. While these AI-heavy editing tools can help you chase perfection, they shouldn’t be relied on too heavily or abused.The Pixel 8’s AI tools are impressive …
One of Google’s first AI photo editing tools was Magic Eraser, which debuted on the Pixel 6 series and is now a feature that’s available for all Google One subscribers, including iPhone users. With Magic Eraser, you can erase unwanted and distracting parts of a photo, such as random people in the background, wires and cable lines against the sky, etc.
