Google reveals full Pixel 10 lineup ahead of August 20 launch, possibly by accident
Google Pixel 10 series leaked banner (Credit: Android Authority)
advertisementWhile the banner isn't visible through the standard interface of the Play Store, the report claims it managed to surface the image after some technical digging. The banner clearly reads 'Meet the new Pixel 10 Series' and prominently features all four handsets. This early look aligns closely with a series of leaks and teasers that have circulated over the past few weeks, some of which have been officially released by Google itself.The devices are pictured in a variety of colours. The Pixel 10 Pro XL, Pro Fold, and Pro are all clad in a striking silver-blue shade dubbed 'Moonstone', while the regular Pixel 10 is seen in a vibrant bright blue, making it stand out from the rest of the lineup.
The designs appear to stay faithful to Google's signature aesthetic, with the familiar horizontal camera bar across the rear and minimalist front profile. However, some subtle refinements to the camera layout suggest that sensor upgrades or internal design tweaks may be part of the package this year.Alongside the visuals, the banner also mentions a promotional offer, $50 off any of the new devices, valid until October 13, hinting at a potential sales window opening shortly after launch.Google Pixel 10 series: What to expectGoogle is set to officially unveil the Pixel 10 series at its annual 'Made by Google' event, scheduled for August 20. If the leaks are to be believed, one of the most noteworthy changes is that the base Pixel 10 is rumoured to receive a third rear camera, a first for Google's non-Pro models. This upgrade could bring the standard Pixel device closer in capabilities to its premium siblings, while maintaining a lower price point.The Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL are expected to be powered by Google's latest custom silicon, the Tensor G5 chipset. Unlike previous Tensor chips built by Samsung, the G5 is reportedly being manufactured by TSMC using a cutting-edge 3nm process.Speaking of batteries, the Pixel 10 Pro XL is shaping up to be a stamina champion. Leaks suggest it will house a massive 5,200mAh cell, the largest ever fitted to a Pixel phone. The standard Pro model isn't far behind, likely coming with a 4,870mAh battery. These improvements could give both handsets a much-needed edge in the flagship space, particularly for users who need reliable all-day endurance.advertisementIn terms of display, both the Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL are said to retain the screen sizes of their predecessors -- 6.3 inches and 6.8 inches, respectively. While major design overhauls seem unlikely, the expected hardware bumps and battery upgrades might be enough to tempt users looking to upgrade from older models.Meanwhile, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is tipped to receive improved dust protection, addressing one of the key pain points in foldable phone design. Although exact specifications remain under wraps, this enhancement could make the Fold a more viable option for users wary of the fragility typically associated with foldable tech.With just under a month to go until the official reveal, this unintentional preview may not sit well with Google, but it's likely to stir excitement among fans. Whether or not the company will respond to the leak remains to be seen, but all signs point to a major refresh across the board for the Pixel range this year.Until then, the only certainty is that the Pixel 10 series is no longer much of a secret.- Ends
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