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With new hardware, software and artificial intelligence technology, Google expects significant photography improvements to its Pixel 7 Pro. And CNET has the exclusive deep dive into exactly what the company has done with its smartphone camera.

In part because of Google’s photography technology, Google positions its $899 flagship Android phone as a direct competitor to Apple’s $1,099 iPhone 14 Pro Max, though the smaller $999 iPhone 14 Pro has the same camera hardware.

Google’s Pixel phones haven’t sold well compared with models from Samsung and Apple. But they’ve earned high marks for photography year after year. And if anything is going to win customers over, it’ll be camera technology.

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Last year’s Pixel 6 Pro introduced a “camera bar” housing three rear cameras — its 50-megapixel main camera, a 0.7x ultrawide angle and a 4x telephoto. The Pixel 7 models’ keeps the same 50-megapixel camera and f1.85 aperture but houses it in a restyled camera bar. On the Pixel 7 Pro, the ultrawide has the same sensor as last year but gets a macro mode, f2.2 aperture, autofocus and a wider 0.5x zoom. The 7 Pro’s telephoto’s zoom magnification extends to 5x with an f3.5 aperture, and a new 48-megapixel telephoto sensor enables a 10x zoom mode without using any digital magnification tricks. Both phones get a new front-facing selfie camera.

But the Pixel 7 Pro’s improved hardware foundation is only part of the

Netflix is ​​packed with world-class sports documentaries.

At the top of the pile is Untold, a series of immaculate features about the strangest, most incredible stories in sport over the past few decades. But there’s one documentary I rarely hear people discuss. And they should, because it’s incredible.

Coming in at an accessible 40 minutes, The Speed ​​Cubers is a short, barely feature-length documentary about speed cubing, the act of solving different types of Rubik’s Cubes as quickly as possible.

Speed ​​cubing is mind boggling. Most people would struggle to figure out a 3x3x3 Rubik’s Cube in hours if challenged, but the best can solve them in seconds. The Speed ​​Cubers explores this subculture, focusing on the stories of two of the world’s fastest, the legendary Feliks Zemdegs and the new king of speed cubing, Max Park.

In some ways, Zemdegs is the Roger Federer of Rubik’s Cubes. Despite the fact every speed cubing record he once held has now been broken, he’s widely considered the greatest of all time, having established up to 121 world records and winning the speed cubing world championship twice, in 2013 and 2015.

Zemdegs is the hero of Parks, who now, in 2022, has broken almost every record Zemdegs once held. Now 20 years old, Park was diagnosed with moderate to severe autism at the age of two. After his mother gave him a Rubik’s Cube to help develop his motor skills, Parks quickly