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Pixel 9 Pro Leak Reveals Google's Impressive Upgrade
Leaked details suggest a considerable performance boost in the Pixel 9 series. Different benchmark scores across the three variations indicate hardware-related factors. Improved AI capabilities will strengthen existing tools and open up new possibilities.
The Rozetked team has obtained new information about the Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, and Pixel 9 Pro XL.Following the release of leaked images of Google's flagship smartphones for 2024, the team has now shared benchmark results for these devices, revealing a significant leap in processing power.
According to the benchmarks, there is a performance increase of 16%, 31%, and 34% respectively when comparing the Pixel 8 to the three Pixel 9 models. It's worth noting that the benchmark results vary amongst the three variations, which could be due to hardware-related variables. It is likely that larger handsets are more suited to dissipating heat, resulting in increased performance. Furthermore, because the release of these smartphones is still a few months away, the software may not be properly optimised at this time.
The improved performance of the Pixel 9 series is likely to have a significant influence on the use of locally run AI technologies. This means that existing tools will run faster, and newer tools will be able to access even more features. As AI continues to play an important role in the smartphone ecosystem, Google's Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro were the first to introduce AI-focused smartphones. Many other manufacturers followed following, and AI has now become an essential component of the smartphone experience. In fact, there are rumours that Apple may unveil its AI goals at the upcoming WWDC event, potentially resulting in an AI-focused iOS update for the iPhone in early 2025.
Leaked details reveal significant performance increase in Pixel 9 series
Different benchmark results among the three variants suggest hardware-related factors
Enhanced AI capabilities will empower existing tools and unlock new capabilities
Source: FORBES