Google Unveils First Glimpse of Pixel 10 Ahead of August Launch Event

Google has officially kicked off the anticipation for its 2025 flagship smartphone, the Pixel 10, by releasing a short teaser video on the Google Store homepage this Monday. The brief clip offers the first official look at the device’s design, confirming a return to an ‘island’ style camera bar, reminiscent of the Pixel 9, moving away from the edge-to-edge design seen in earlier models.

This initial reveal comes just weeks before the anticipated full unveiling of the Pixel 10, which is widely expected to take place at a dedicated Made by Google event in New York on August 20. While the teaser was minimal, it corroborates earlier leaks and rumors that have circulated online for months, including a sighting of the device during a commercial shoot in Vancouver back in May.

Industry speculation points to significant internal upgrades for the Pixel 10, including the new Tensor 5 chip, reportedly manufactured by TSMC on a 3nm process, a shift from Samsung’s previous involvement. The Pixel 10 Pro Fold variant is also rumored to feature a brighter 3,000-nit screen and a larger 5,015 mAh battery. Camera enthusiasts can look forward to a potential 50-megapixel Samsung GN8 wide-angle lens, an 11MP 3J1 telephoto lens (also for selfies), and a 13-megapixel Sony IMX712 ultrawide lens on the standard Pixel 10. The device is also expected to ship with Android 16 and a suite of new AI-powered features, highlighting Google’s continued focus on computational photography and user interface innovation.

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