Google is expected to officially unveil its highly anticipated Pixel 10 smartphone series on August 13, according to multiple industry sources. The lineup will reportedly include four distinct models: Pixel 10 (standard), Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and a foldable Pixel 10 Pro Fold.
A major change this year is that, for the first time, the standard Pixel 10 will feature a triple-camera setup—matching its Pro siblings in lens count. The addition of a telephoto lens will give users enhanced zoom capabilities, though overall image quality is still expected to be slightly below the Pro models due to hardware and sensor limitations.
The Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL are said to retain a familiar camera module design from last year, with most improvements centered around internal upgrades—most notably the new Google-designed G5 chip, which promises faster performance and enhanced AI capabilities.
One of the biggest draws for the Pixel 10 series could be the integration of Android 16, which was recently previewed by Google. The updated operating system introduces a refreshed user interface, improved customization, and native support for AI-driven productivity tools.
The new Pixel devices are expected to go on sale roughly one week after the launch event, with pre-orders likely opening on the same day.
If these rumors hold true, Google’s Pixel 10 family could be its most ambitious yet—offering a wider variety of form factors and performance tiers, while pushing deeper into the AI-first smartphone experience.
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