Google Previews Pixel 10 Ahead of August Launch
Google has released an official preview of the upcoming Pixel 10 smartphone, revealing design updates and hinting at new camera features ahead of its August 20 announcement.
Google has provided an early look at its upcoming Pixel 10 smartphone, featuring a short teaser video on the front page of the Google Store less than a month before the device's official announcement on August 20.
The preview reveals a design similar to last year's Pixel 9, but with notable changes such as a grayish-blue finish, a revised back panel that appears to rise from the frame, and the addition of a third camera. While previous standard Pixel models included only wide and ultrawide cameras, leaks indicate that Google may equip all Pixel 10 models with a telephoto lens, a feature previously reserved for the Pro versions. However, it remains unclear whether the device shown in the video is the base Pixel 10 or the Pixel 10 Pro.
The video does not disclose further details, aligning with reports that Google is focusing on technical enhancements, such as a new Tensor processor, rather than major design overhauls for this generation. Google has a history of previewing its hardware ahead of official launches, having teased previous Pixel models months before their announcements.
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