Pixel 11 Joins the Smartphone Camera Revolution

I recently stumbled upon a photo I snapped on my smartphone back in 2014, and I was amazed by its quality. The details were soft, and the shadows were rich and dark. It felt like a photo I hadn’t seen from a phone in ages. However, that might be about to change. The Pixel 11 introduces a new set of photography features called Camera Looks, which lets users who care about their images (and let’s be honest, that’s all of us) customize their preferences and eliminate that overly processed modern aesthetic.

In today’s episode, we have David Imel joining us to share his insights from reviewing the Pixel 11 Pro and his thoughts on its innovative approach to computational photography. Following that, we dive into a special edition of Brendan Carr is a Dummy, where we tackle the latest in questionable telecom policies that deserve our attention. Lastly, we wrap things up with a Lightning Round, discussing the recent AirPods leak, Fairphone’s entry into the US market, and YouTube’s new method for counting video views.