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Why the Pixel 4 shows Google is now playing camera catchup

Why the Pixel 4 shows Google is now playing camera catchup

Posted on October 16, 2019 By Jarvis

Google’s Pixel phones have blazed a photography trail for smartphones, but their computational scythe has cleared a path for rivals – and the Pixel 4 shows that it’s no longer leading the smartphone camera pack.

Google’s Pixel 4 camera unveiling, led by Stanford computer science whizz Marc Levoy, was refreshingly free of hyperbole – and included a jab at Apple’s overblown description of its incoming ‘Deep Fusion’ tech, with Levoy stating: “This isn’t mad science, it’s just simple physics.”
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