Google Pixel 10 trio emerges in new official-looking images
Pixel 10 will be available in Light Blue (Frost), Blue (Indigo), Yellow (Limoncello) and Black (Obsidian) colors. The device will offer a matte finished aluminum frame just like its predecessor. The back has a wider camera visor, which now houses three camera modules, including a telephoto module for the first time.
Google Pixel 10
Based on previous rumors, Google will downgrade the main and ultrawide shooters on the Pixel 10, going for an older 48MP main and a 12MP ultrawide. The move will be necessary to help keep the cost down due to the addition of the new 10MP telephoto (5x) module.
Pixel 10 Pro will arrive in three color options – Grey (Moonstone), Black (Obsidian) and White (Porcelain). It looks unchanged from its predecessor with a 6.3-inch screen and a trio of cameras on the back.
Google Pixel 10 Pro
Pixel 10 Pro XL also looks identical to its predecessor. It will be available in Green (Jade), Grey (Moonstone), Black (Obsidian) and White (Porcelain) colors. Pixel 10 Pro XL is expected to bring a 6.8-inch screen, just like its predecessor.
Google Pixel 10 Pro XL
In related news, the Pixel 10, 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL are rumored to arrive exclusively in eSIM-only configurations, while the Pixel 10 Pro Fold which is rumored to arrive later than the other three phones will bring a physical SIM slot.
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