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Google Announces New Camera Called Google Clips


The core of the camera is AI engine which does the processing part and gets smarter over time.
Clips can detect people and subjects using machine learning that happens on the system itself.
It has a clip on the back side so it can be attached to different things.
There is a shutter button present on the camera and it can also be controlled using a companion app on a supported phone. The data is synced with your phone wirelessly.
It can also capture motion photos which Google calls Clips. The camera will arrive soon with a $249 price tag. The Clips camera will also work with Samsung Galaxy S7/8, iPhone 6 and above.
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