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Google Pixel 3 review: Phone's smarts shine through its AI-driven camera

Hardware innovations? Nope. Instead, Google is emphasising software improvements - particularly for images - with its newest Pixel smartphones

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The Google Pixel 3's portrait mode, also known as the bokeh effect, made a set of dumplings look crisp and clear while gently blurring the background.Credit Brian X. Chen for The New York Times

Brian X. Chen | NYT
Apple and Samsung typically show off glitzy hardware innovations — dual-lens cameras; bigger screens — to mesmerize millions into buying their new smartphones. Google has taken a different approach: It wants to sell people on better software.

That was abundantly clear with the Pixel 3, the search giant’s latest smartphone, with software features powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning. When you take a blurry photo, for example, the Pixel’s camera software can capture a series of alternate images and look for a clearer shot. When you get a call from an unknown number, you can use a screening tool to

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