Google Leaks The Pixel 10 Series Models With Even The Pixel Fold On Display
Google Pixel 10 leak more or less confirms the four models that will be launching this year, and a big camera upgrade for the Pixel 10.
Google's Pixel 10 series leaks continue and this time you can see not one but all four new Pixel 10 models that will be announced on August 20 by the company. The company's made a funny habit of taking over the leaker's job over the years by teasing and showing its products well before the tipsters spoil their party.
And the new supposed accidental leak shows us the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro and even the Pixel 10 Pro Fold model in full glory. You can even see all the Pixel 10 models carrying three rear cameras on the bar this year, which should be a big upgrade from the Pixel 9 series.
Pixel 10 Series Leaked: Four Model Again?
The new Pixel 10 was spotted on the Play Store, which can only happen from Google, even if it was unintentional. We have less than a month to go before the Made by Google launch event in New York, while the India launch for the Pixel 10 models is being teased for August 21. You can see the Pixel 10 in blue, while the Pixel 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold placed alongside in the new grey tone. This teaser has been spotted by Android Authority earlier on Thursday.
The new Pixel 10 lineup is likely to get the new Tensor G5 chipset which should be made on the TSMC 3nm process for the first time. We could see them launch with up to 16GB RAM for aiding more Gemini AI features and tools.
The battery size could be bumped up which could translate into chunkier devices. The camera setup on the Pixel 10 along with the Pros should get sensor upgrades for better day and low-light imaging to rival the upcoming iPhone 17 series models.
The Pixel 10 Pro is expected to sport a 6.3-inch LTPO OLED panel with 120Hz refresh rate, while the 10 Pro XL gets a 6.8-inch display with the same panel and refresh rate. The new Pixel 10 Pro Fold model is expected to get a 6.4-inch cover OLED display and an 8-inch inner screen with up to 3000 nits of peak brightness.
Google could bring the new Pixel Watch 4 and the Pixel Buds 2a devices along with the Pixel phones at the launch event in New York/Delhi next month.
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