Google Pixel 10 series

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This is every angle of the upcoming Google Pixel 10 Pro in the Obsidian color, showing off its glossy rails and matte back.

After releasing the renders of the Google Pixel 10 Pro in every color last week, we now have renders of basically every angle of the phone. This includes the front and the sides.

Unfortunately, this does show that the sides of the Pixel 10 Pro will indeed be glossy again this year. Google believes that glossy side rails make the Pixel 10 Pro look and feel more “premium,” even though most people dislike this design move.

Obviously, this is the Obsidian color, which Google has offered for years now. It’s a matte black finish, with slightly lighter black on the rails and camera bar.

There’s no major design changes here with the Pixel 10 Pro, as we had expected. The power and volume rocker are still on the right side of the phone, with the triple camera setup being on the back. The bezels still look pretty thin, though, not quite as thin as the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

Pixel 10 Pro will also be available in Porcelain, Jade, and Moonstone colors​

Google is sticking with the usual Porcelain and Obsidian colors for the Pixel 10 Pro and adding in two new colors this year. That’s Moonstone and Jade. The Moonstone is more of a slate blue color, that looks really great and might be the one to get this year. While the Jade color is a greenish-yellow color with a light gold frame.

Internally, the Pixel 10 Pro will sport the Tensor G5, 16GB of RAM with 128GB of storage. Google will once again offer 256GB, 512GB and 1TB storage options on the Pixel 10 Pro. It also sports a 4,870mAh capacity battery that should keep it going all day long.

The Pixel 10 series will be announced on August 20, and the Pixel 10 Pro will stick with the same price this year. The Pixel 10 Pro price starts at $999.

 

[SeanOw]

I am still gonna charge mine by cable

Same, I never use wireless charging or magsafe

 

[anthonygreenisreal]

Strangely this year I not that excited for pixel 10 series.
Maybe coz the design is the same?
Just some minor specs bump up?

 

[kEvinErd]

Strangely this year I not that excited for pixel 10 series.
Maybe coz the design is the same?
Just some minor specs bump up?

But to be honest, almost one year on, the Pixel 9 Pro's design is still pretty dam good to my eyes.

 

[anecdoctal]

Anyone will whack P10P XL?

 

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Not all of Google’s new Pixel devices will launch in August, some of them are delayed until October, including the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Supply chain issues are quoted. Half of the devices will arrive in August, while the other half will follow in October.

Google will announce a bunch of new products during its August 20 event, but not all of them will become available straight away. Based on the information provided by WinFuture, several Pixel devices will be delayed, including the Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

Google will make three Pixel 10 devices available in August, others will have to wait until October​

The source clarifies that only the “normal” Pixel 10 phones will become available shortly after launch. In other words, only the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Pixel 10 Pro XL will go on sale at that point.

The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold, Google Pixel Watch 4, and Pixel Buds 2a will go on sale later on. When? Well, based on information from “well-informed sources”, WinFuture claims that those devices will start reaching customers from October 9.

That’s quite a delay considering that the Google Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Pixel 10 Pro XL are expected to start shipping to consumers starting August 28, only 8 days after the launch event.

Supply chain issues are to blame, it seems​

Why the delay? Well, based on the provided info, Google is having some problems in the supply chain, which shifted the availability date for the aforementioned three products. This doesn’t seem to be Google’s decision, the company was forced to make it so.

Do note that supply chain problems haven’t been confirmed, though. The sources are only guessing those are the reasons for the delay. Chances are that assumption is right, though. Why? Well, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold has a new display and a new hinge, so those new components could be the reason why. On top of that, it will also be IP68 certified and bring proper Qi2 wireless charging.

The Pixel Watch 4, on the other hand, will see some internal hardware changes and a changed charging system. We don’t have enough information for the Pixel Buds 2a to guess the reason for the delay. Chances are we’ll never know for sure if such hardware changes caused the delay or not.

We’ve published plenty of Pixel 10 series exclusives thus far. Most recently, we shared images of the Pixel 10 from every angle, and the same goes for the Pixel 10 Pro. The Google Pixel 10 series prices have also been revealed by us, along with a lot of other information. You can read more about the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold on the links in this sentence.

 

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Google will announce a bunch of new products during its August 20 event, but not all of them will become available straight away. Based on the information provided by WinFuture, several Pixel devices will be delayed, including the Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

Google will make three Pixel 10 devices available in August, others will have to wait until October​

The source clarifies that only the “normal” Pixel 10 phones will become available shortly after launch. In other words, only the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Pixel 10 Pro XL will go on sale at that point.

The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold, Google Pixel Watch 4, and Pixel Buds 2a will go on sale later on. When? Well, based on information from “well-informed sources”, WinFuture claims that those devices will start reaching customers from October 9.

That’s quite a delay considering that the Google Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Pixel 10 Pro XL are expected to start shipping to consumers starting August 28, only 8 days after the launch event.

Supply chain issues are to blame, it seems​

Why the delay? Well, based on the provided info, Google is having some problems in the supply chain, which shifted the availability date for the aforementioned three products. This doesn’t seem to be Google’s decision, the company was forced to make it so.

Do note that supply chain problems haven’t been confirmed, though. The sources are only guessing those are the reasons for the delay. Chances are that assumption is right, though. Why? Well, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold has a new display and a new hinge, so those new components could be the reason why. On top of that, it will also be IP68 certified and bring proper Qi2 wireless charging.

The Pixel Watch 4, on the other hand, will see some internal hardware changes and a changed charging system. We don’t have enough information for the Pixel Buds 2a to guess the reason for the delay. Chances are we’ll never know for sure if such hardware changes caused the delay or not.

We’ve published plenty of Pixel 10 series exclusives thus far. Most recently, we shared images of the Pixel 10 from every angle, and the same goes for the Pixel 10 Pro. The Google Pixel 10 series prices have also been revealed by us, along with a lot of other information. You can read more about the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold on the links in this sentence.

Samsung F7 is too popular not enough supply... Google haven't even started selling alr got supply chain issue lol...

 

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Samsung F7 is too popular not enough supply... Google haven't even started selling alr got supply chain issue lol...

Samsung got bigger production scale and can ramp up output faster. Google smaller player, their order volume much smaller and lower priority when parts not enough bah

 

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This is the Google Pixel 10 in Frost. Google will announce the Pixel 10 on August 20, at a Made by Google event in New York City, and it’ll be powered by the TSMC-manufactured Tensor G5.

Google is preparing to launch the Pixel 10 series in just over two weeks time, and as we get closer to the Made by Google event, we’re seeing more and more leaks. Including today’s leak where we have eight renders of the Google Pixel 10 in the new “Frost” color.

This is showing the phone from virtually every angle. We can finally see the front, as well as the sides, here.

Other than this new color, there’s not many differences here when it comes to the design. The only other difference here is going to be that larger camera visor on the back. The camera bar itself is about the same size, but the glass over the cameras is now larger, since it is a triple-camera setup this year.

Google is sticking with the same matte finish on the back as well as the sides here. That’s a great design choice, and one that many would hope Google would bring to the Pixel 10 Pro models, but that’s not happening. Apparently “Glossy” is more “premium”.

Pixel 10 will go official on August 20​

The Google Pixel 10 is set to be announced on August 20, at Google’s annual event in New York City. As we have already exclusively reported, the Pixel 10 will not be getting a price increase this year. In the US, the Pixel 10 price will start at $799 for 128GB of storage, while the 256GB model will be $899. In Canada, those prices are $1,099 and $1,229, respectively.

Google is sticking with the same 6.3-inch OLED display when it comes to Pixel 10 specs. It will also sport the new Tensor G5 processor, which is a 3nm processor manufactured by TSMC and it will also include Google’s first custom-made ISP.

Along with that Tensor G5, there will also be 12GB of RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of storage on-board. When it comes to those cameras, we have a 48-megapixel primary sensor this year, and a 12-megapixel ultrawide which have both been downgraded from the Pixel 9. And finally, that telephoto is a 10.8-megapixel sensor, the same sensor as the Pixel 9 Pro Fold and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

 

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This is every angle of the upcoming Google Pixel 10 Pro in the Obsidian color, showing off its glossy rails and matte back.

After releasing the renders of the Google Pixel 10 Pro in every color last week, we now have renders of basically every angle of the phone. This includes the front and the sides.

Unfortunately, this does show that the sides of the Pixel 10 Pro will indeed be glossy again this year. Google believes that glossy side rails make the Pixel 10 Pro look and feel more “premium,” even though most people dislike this design move.

Obviously, this is the Obsidian color, which Google has offered for years now. It’s a matte black finish, with slightly lighter black on the rails and camera bar.

There’s no major design changes here with the Pixel 10 Pro, as we had expected. The power and volume rocker are still on the right side of the phone, with the triple camera setup being on the back. The bezels still look pretty thin, though, not quite as thin as the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

Pixel 10 Pro will also be available in Porcelain, Jade, and Moonstone colors​

Google is sticking with the usual Porcelain and Obsidian colors for the Pixel 10 Pro and adding in two new colors this year. That’s Moonstone and Jade. The Moonstone is more of a slate blue color, that looks really great and might be the one to get this year. While the Jade color is a greenish-yellow color with a light gold frame.

Internally, the Pixel 10 Pro will sport the Tensor G5, 16GB of RAM with 128GB of storage. Google will once again offer 256GB, 512GB and 1TB storage options on the Pixel 10 Pro. It also sports a 4,870mAh capacity battery that should keep it going all day long.

The Pixel 10 series will be announced on August 20, and the Pixel 10 Pro will stick with the same price this year. The Pixel 10 Pro price starts at $999.

 

[kEvinErd]

I'm honestly more excited about having Material Expressive 3 next month than the upcoming Pixel 10, which will be released earlier. Haha

 

[SeanOw]

I'm honestly more excited about having Material Expressive 3 next month than the upcoming Pixel 10, which will be released earlier. Haha

I think pixel 10 series is more for those that have older pixels.

I'm looking forward to the Pixel 10 pro fold more

 

[etoilebiscuit]

Anyone will whack P10P XL?

Planning to, sold my p7p due to batt life previously, now wanna move from s23u since it's tsmc chip. But tried my friend p9pro non xl, slightly shorter than s23u nia so maybe will consider non xl version too.

 

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Google is introducing a new AI-powered feature called “Camera Coach” with the Pixel 10 series, designed to help users take better photos in real time using its Gemini AI model.

With the Pixel 10 series, Google is planning to use Gemini to help you take better pictures, with a new feature called “Camera Coach”.

Camera Coach will work with Gemini to help you snap the best pictures in real-time. This would include things like adjusting your angle to better frame the picture, adjusting the lighting, and more. Apparently, this is done by allowing Camera Coach to read the scene and then offer suggestions.

It’s unclear right now how long it would take Camera Coach to read the scene, but it should be pretty instant. Otherwise, this feature won’t be that useful.

Google continues to rely heavily on software for its Cameras​

Google has always relied pretty heavily on the software when it comes to the Pixel Camera, and this year it seems like Google is doing this more than ever. On the base model, Google is adding a telephoto camera, but it is also adding some pretty small cameras across the board on the Pixel 10. You can check out more in the Google Pixel 10 Specs, which we leaked a few weeks ago. But don’t let that turn you off, as Google does have some really good computational photography, that works better on these smaller sensors.

Meanwhile on the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL, Google is sticking with relatively the same sensors as last year. Which took some pretty good photos, though, we believed that they were a little over processed, and had a bit too much AI in there. Hopefully features like Camera Coach will help improve that this year.

The Google Pixel 10 release date is set for August 20. All new devices should be available for pre-order that day; however, we did recently hear that the Pixel 10 Pro Fold would be shipping later on in October. So there are some delays in Google’s supply chain, it seems, going into the Fall.

 

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Google is giving the Pixel 10 series a major AI camera upgrade with a new feature called Conversational Photo Editing. Powered by Gemini, this lets users make edits—like changing backgrounds, brightening images, or removing objects—just by using simple voice or text prompts.

In addition to some help from Gemini, the Pixel 10 series is also getting Conversational Photo Editing. Essentially, you’ll be able to ask Gemini to change something like the background of the photo, or edit something out of the picture. It’s yet another way to edit your photos, and it makes it easier to edit photos, even if you’re not good at editing.

With this feature, you can use simple prompts to make edits on your photos. This includes things like making it brighter, removing objects, and much more.

This will be available on the entire Google Pixel 10 series; it will likely come to older Pixel devices too, with a Pixel Feature Drop. But at launch, it’ll be exclusive to the Pixel 10. This includes the base model.

Google’s loading up Pixel 10 with AI camera features​

To no surprise, Google is looking to load up the Pixel 10 series with a ton of new camera features, powered by AI. We already detailed Camera Coach earlier, which is going to use Gemini to coach you through taking better photos on the Google Pixel 10. And now we have the ability to edit photos with prompts. And that’s likely not the last of the AI features for the Pixel 10 camera.

This isn’t new for Google either, as they typically do add quite a few new AI features, which is what really sets the Pixel apart. Especially when talking about calling features. Like Call Screening, Call Notes, and Hold for Me. Now, Google seems to be focusing more on the cameras, which is needed, since its hardware isn’t on par with a lot of the competition right now.

Google will be announcing the Pixel 10 series on August 20. Pre-orders should open that day, with the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Pixel 10 Pro XL all shipping on August 28.

 

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In the lead up to the Pixel 10 launch later this month, the leaks (and teasers) keep coming. Today, we’ve got some of the first software leaks, as well as the first clean images of Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro XL.

We’ve seen quite a few leaks of the Pixel 10 series thus far, but most images have either been a little blurry or full of watermarks. New images shared by WinFuture show off the Pixel 10 Pro XL in two colors, while also showing off the “Indigo” Pixel 10 that everyone loves.

The images themselves don’t really reveal anything new, but they’re by far the sharpest and cleanest images we’ve seen yet.

Meanwhile, some of the new software features coming with Pixel 10 are starting to surface.

The folks over at Android Headlines say that Pixel 10 will launch with “Camera Coach,” which uses Gemini to offer tips to get a better image such as adjusting angles and lighting settings. Meanwhile, another Gemini-powered feature would be “Conversational Photo Editing,” which would use text prompts to make edits to a photo such as swapping out the background, removing objects, or making other edits. Presumably, this will be in the Photos app, but it’s not mentioned specifically.

Something interesting about both of these leaks is that there’s no sourcing mentioned whatsoever. This is well outside of the pattern we’ve seen from this publication over the past few months with various other Pixel 10 leaks. What does that mean? It’s hard to say, but it seems worth being aware of.

 

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Ownself pwn ownself

 

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The question is, will the Pixel 10 series have this issue too?

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