Google Pixel 10 Leaks: First Real-World Look at Design & AI Focus
The Google Pixel 10 has been spotted in the wild during an ad shoot in Vancouver, giving us our first real-world glimpse at the upcoming flagship.
Pixel 10 Pro Design Remains Familiar
Photographer Mark Teasdale captured images of what appears to be the Pixel 10 Pro (or Pro XL) in Obsidian. The design seems largely unchanged from the Pixel 9 series, suggesting a familiar look and feel for Pixel fans.
AI and Camera Features Take Center Stage
Teasdale also got a peek at a storyboard detailing the ad’s direction. It seems Google is focusing heavily on the Pixel 10’s AI capabilities and camera features. The mention of ‘Ask more of your phone’ hints at a strong emphasis on Gemini Live and other AI-powered features.
The storyboard also indicates that the ad will highlight the Pixel 10’s ‘Add Me’ feature, which uses AI to stitch together group photos, ensuring everyone, including the photographer, is included.
Pixel 10 Launch Expected in August
Rumors suggest the Pixel 10 series will launch in August, featuring Android 16 and the new Tensor G5 chipset. This marks a significant milestone for Google, as the Tensor G5 will be manufactured by TSMC for the first time.
A Leaked Look at the Pixel 10
These leaked images align with previous renders of the Pixel 10, giving us a good idea of what to expect from Google’s next flagship. The Pixel 10 leaks are generating a lot of buzz in the tech world, and we can’t wait to see what Google has in store for us.
