Google’s upcoming Pixel 10 series could take smartphone photography to a new level with a rumored AI-powered tool called Camera Coach.
According to Android Headlines, this smart assistant will help users snap better pictures by offering real-time tips on angles, lighting, and composition.
Powered by Google’s Gemini AI, Camera Coach is designed to analyze your scene and provide instant suggestions while you’re framing a shot. Whether it’s telling you to shift your angle slightly or tweak the lighting, the tool aims to make every photo look more professional-even for casual users.
While exact performance details are still under wraps, Gemini Live has shown fast response times in other use cases, suggesting Camera Coach won’t slow you down mid-shot. If the tips appear quickly and accurately, this could become a must-use feature for Pixel owners.
In addition to the camera enhancements, Google may include a complimentary trial of its AI Pro service with Pixel 10 purchases-rumored to last anywhere from six to twelve months.
The Pixel 10 series is set to debut on August 20 and is expected to feature Google’s first fully in-house processor, the Tensor G5. There’s buzz about a telephoto lens on the base model and a sleek new Moonstone color option exclusive to the Pixel 10 Pro.
Though the overall design may stick close to the previous generation, it’s the under-the-hood upgrades and AI innovations that could set this release apart. If Camera Coach delivers, it might just make everyone feel like a pro photographer-no filters required.