iPhone 17 vs Google Pixel 10: These 5 upgrades could be a real flagship deal
TSMC-made Tensor G5 processor: With the Pixel 10 series, Google is expected to introduce its first custom-made Tensor chip, which will likely be manufactured by TSMC's 3nm process. Over the years, the Tensor chips were manufactured by Samsung; however, this will likely change with the Tensor G5 chip. Therefore, we can Pixel 10 to offer faster and more efficient performance.
5x telephoto camera: Another welcome addition is expected to be the third camera on the standard Pixel 10 model. Reports suggest that the Pixel 10 could feature an 11MP telephoto lens with a Samsung 3J1 sensor, offering up to 5x optical zoom. Therefore, the smartphone will have a triple camera setup, unlike the iPhone 17's dual camera system.
Improve battery and charging performance: The Google Pixel 10 is rumoured to be backed by a 4,970mAh battery, a significant upgrade from its predecessor, as well as the rumoured battery size for iPhone 17. In addition, the smartphone is expected to support 29W wired charging, a slight upgrade from last year's 21W charging speed.
Qi2-compatibility: Another major upgrade we expect this year is Qi2-compatibility for the Pixel 10 series. Reportedly, the Pixel 10 will likely come with a built-in magnetic charger for direct connection to MagSafe accessories. This way, Pixel 10 users will not have to buy a separate magnetic case like Samsung or OnePlus.
Gemini Space and Daily Hub: Google is also rumoured to introduce a Gemini Space for Pixel phones, which will likely provide real-time updates on sports, finance, and other live activities on the home and lock screen. The Gemini Space may also offer a 'Daily Hub,' a centralised space where users can keep track of calendar events, flights, etc.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
42 minutes ago
- Time of India
US-based NRI techie shares how he landed a 6-figure salary job with help of AI:'Created multiple customised CVs'
While many would turn up their noses at the thought of using ChatGPT to refine your resume, an Indian-origin techie utilised the power of AI to land a six-figure job. In an interview with Business Insider , Malhar Shah, a US-based tech professional, revealed how he accomplished this feat. The techie, seeking senior engineering positions at a time when opportunities were scarce and competition was fierce. With applicant tracking systems (ATS) discarding the majority of résumés before recruiters ever saw them, Shah understood that he needed an edge to stand out from hundreds of other applicants. To gain that advantage, he turned to two of today's most advanced AI assistants—ChatGPT and Google's Gemini. Independence Day 2025 Modi signals new push for tech independence with local chips Before Trump, British used tariffs to kill Indian textile Bank of Azad Hind: When Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose gave India its own currency Crafting Multiple Tailored Résumés Instead of simply producing one document and submitting it everywhere, Shah adopted a more deliberate strategy. He developed four distinct, customised résumés, each designed for specific roles he was pursuing: technical lead, staff engineer, engineering manager, and principal engineer. Every version went through several iterations, with ChatGPT and Gemini providing feedback. Interestingly, the evaluations were not always consistent. On one occasion, ChatGPT scored a résumé nine out of ten, while Gemini rated the same draft only seven. At times, even the same platform would assign different scores based on how the prompt was framed. As he explained to Business Insider, these ratings were not final judgments but rather conversational benchmarks that guided him toward clearer, stronger applications. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Undo Using AI as a Reviewer, Not a Replacement Shah emphasized that he never used AI to fabricate content or produce an entirely artificial résumé. Instead, the platforms acted like an additional reviewer, offering suggestions on language, structure, and emphasis. Feedback helped him refine phrasing, highlight leadership achievements, and integrate keywords that ensured ATS systems did not overlook his application. The tools also assisted him in reformatting sections and sharpening the narrative of his professional journey. Rather than chasing a mythical 'perfect résumé,' Shah prioritized accuracy and authenticity, shaping existing material with greater clarity. Balancing Technology With Human Wisdom Although AI proved critical to his process, Shah credits human advice for keeping him grounded. A former colleague advised him not to let job hunting dominate his life. Following that counsel, Shah limited his application efforts to no more than two hours each day, dedicating additional time to continuous learning and family life. This balance, he told Business Insider, helped him remain productive and avoid exhaustion during the lengthy search. Beyond Résumés: Expanding AI's Role Shah also extended his use of AI into other aspects of the hiring process. He asked the tools to help him draft more persuasive cover letters and to simulate mock interviews. Both behavioral and technical interview sessions were rehearsed with AI, allowing him to polish his delivery and anticipate questions. The rapid cycles of practice and instant feedback gave him an edge that traditional preparation methods rarely provide.
Hans India
an hour ago
- Hans India
Pixel 10 Pro Fold Leak Reveals Full Specs, IP68 Dustproof Rating
Just days before its official launch at next week's Made by Google event, the full specifications of the Pixel 10 Pro Fold have reportedly surfaced — and they bring some exciting news for foldable fans. According to details shared by WinFuture, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold will feature an IP68 rating, offering complete dust protection and the ability to withstand continuous submersion in water. This rumoured feature, now seemingly confirmed, could give Google's flagship foldable a notable advantage over rivals like Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Motorola's Razr Ultra, which lack full dustproofing. The device sports a slightly larger 6.4-inch external display compared to the Pixel 9 Pro Fold's 6.3 inches. Both the internal and external screens boast enhanced brightness, increasing from 2,700 nits to an impressive 3,000 nits. Wireless charging support is included with the 15W Qi2 standard, though it skips the faster 25W charging announced last month. While the camera hardware appears unchanged, the telephoto lens now supports 10x optical zoom — a significant leap from the previous 5x limit. With these upgrades, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold could set a new standard for premium foldable smartphones. Full leaked specs are available via WinFuture's detailed report.
The Hindu
2 hours ago
- The Hindu
Oracle, Google cloud units strike deal for Oracle to sell Gemini models
Oracle and Alphabet said on Thursday their cloud computing units have struck a deal to offer Google's Gemini artificial intelligence models through Oracle's cloud computing services and business applications. The deal, similar to one that Oracle struck with Elon Musk's xAI in June, will let software developers tap Google's models to generate text, video, images and audio. Businesses that use Oracle's various applications for corporate finances, human resources and supply chain planning will also be able to choose to use Google's models inside those apps. The deal is about distribution. The models themselves will run on Google's servers, but developers using Oracle's cloud will be able to access them through a Google product called Vertex AI, which Oracle will integrate into its offerings. Those Oracle customers will be able to pay for the Google AI technologies using the same system of Oracle cloud credits they use to pay for Oracle services. The two companies did not disclose what, if any, payments will flow between them as part of the deal. For Oracle, the move advances the company's strategy of offering a menu of AI options to its customers rather than trying to push its own technology. For Google, it represents another step in its effort to expand the reach of its cloud offerings and win corporate customers away from rivals such as Microsoft.
