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Microsoft Brings AI-Enhanced Pix App to Propel iOs Photography to New Heights

Paul Femi Balo by Paul Femi Balo
July 28, 2016
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In Brief
  • Microsoft has broadened its horizons, leaping into the realm of photography with the introduction of a free app that aims to revolutionize iOs photography.
  • The tech giant’s Research Centre has unveiled a promising contender that seeks to usurp your default iPhone and iPad camera app.
  • Microsoft Pix, as it’s known, is a sophisticated, smart camera app underpinned by cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Microsoft has broadened its horizons, leaping into the realm of photography with the introduction of a free app that aims to revolutionize iOs photography. The tech giant’s Research Centre has unveiled a promising contender that seeks to usurp your default iPhone and iPad camera app. Microsoft Pix, as it’s known, is a sophisticated, smart camera app underpinned by cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI). It’s akin to having a seasoned, professional photographer tweaking your camera settings between each shot to ensure optimal results.

Gone are the days when you had to cycle through countless shots just to capture that once-in-a-lifetime moment you’re sharing with your loved ones. The future of taking pictures is here – Microsoft Pix seeks to streamline this process to make good memories last a lifetime. The premise of the app is simple yet elegant: once activated, Microsoft Pix captures up to 10 pictures and uses its AI-driven algorithm to systematically select the best shots. Microsoft’s innovative technology ensures that everyone and every scene looks their impeccable best – allowing you to enjoy the moment without the hassle of multiple retries.

But Microsoft Pix’s intelligence doesn’t end there; the app goes a step further to optimize your photography experience by auto-enhancing your pictures to their maximum potential. It has the ability to boost colors, eliminate background noise, and improve the overall quality of your pictures.

The integration of Microsoft’s Hyperlapse technology into Pix takes video stabilization to another level. Videos captured with Microsoft Pix are automatically stabilized to guarantee smoother playback. Plus, it enables users to create time-lapse videos across different speeds – a feature that speaks volumes in terms of how Microsoft is redefining the online video experience. Using Pix’s Hyperlapse technology, you can stitch together snippets from various videos to tell a captivating story, ready to share with your loved ones.

This foray into photography is yet another step forward in Microsoft’s continued expansion into other platforms, beyond its traditional sphere. Microsoft has launched products like Office on iOS and even announced running its exclusive SQL database on the open-source Linux operating system.

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Experience the new age of photography firsthand by downloading the Microsoft Pix app.

This high-tech advance by Microsoft underscores how AI is shaping the future of personalized, top-quality photography. With Pix, capturing great pictures and videos has never been easier. Here’s a link to the app.

This article was updated in 2025 to reflect modern realities.

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