Skip to content
← Go back

Pixel 10 and Gemini: the duo Google plans to dominate 2025 with

4 min read
Google Pixel 10 in an official green render showing the rear cameras

When will the Pixel 10 be unveiled?

Google has already confirmed its next Made by Google event for Wednesday, August 20, 2025, where the official launch of the Pixel 10 is expected, alongside other ecosystem products such as the Pixel Fold 2, new Pixel Buds, and possibly a refreshed Pixel tablet.

The event will be streamed live from New York and will focus on the integration of Gemini AI with hardware, under the company’s new “AI-first” approach.

Green Google Pixel 10 inside its box with a close-up of the rear camera module
Image: Google.

Pixel 10: what can we expect from the new flagship?

Although Google is keeping the details under wraps, leaks and reliable reports allow us to anticipate some key features of the new models.

Design

  • 6.3" OLED display with a 120 Hz refresh rate
  • Thinner, symmetrical bezels
  • A redesigned rear camera module, more integrated into the body
  • Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL will arrive in two sizes: 6.3" and 6.8", both with Super Actua technology to deliver higher brightness and contrast.

Performance

  • All three models will debut the Tensor G5 chip, manufactured by TSMC on 3nm
  • 12 GB for the Pixel 10 and 16 GB for the Pixel 10 Pro/Pro XL
  • Android 15 out of the box with 7 years of guaranteed updates

Cameras

  • Pixel 10: triple “Advanced” camera system with a 48 MP main sensor, 13 MP ultra-wide, and 10.8 MP telephoto with up to 20x zoom. 10.5 MP front camera with autofocus and 4K recording.
  • Pixel 10 Pro / Pro XL: triple “Pro” camera system with a 50 MP main sensor, 48 MP ultra-wide, and 48 MP telephoto with up to 100x zoom. 42 MP front camera with autofocus, 8K recording, and Night Sight Video mode.
  • Updated main sensor (possibly a new 50 MP Sony IMX)
  • All models will integrate computational photography processing improvements with Gemini Nano (better Night Sight, portraits, and video)

Gemini AI at the center of everything

One of the key aspects of the Pixel 10 will be its deep integration with Gemini Nano, Google’s on-device AI model. It is expected to power:

  • Smart real-time transcription
  • Automatic call and message summaries
  • Better contextual responses in Gboard, Assistant, and more

Google wants to differentiate the Pixel 10 not only through its hardware, but through how AI transforms the user’s everyday experience.

Battery, connectivity, and other details

  • More than 24 hours of battery life across all models, with Qi2-certified Pixelsnap wireless charging and fast wired charging.
  • Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and mmWave 5G network support
  • Possible new Titan M3 security chip

An expanding ecosystem

In addition to the Pixel 10, the event could include:

  • Pixel Fold 2 with an improved hinge and a thinner profile
  • Pixel Buds 2a, a new lineup with connectivity improvements
  • Possible new Pixel Tablet or Nest Hub with a detachable display

The entire ecosystem will focus on seamless connectivity and integrated AI, aiming to deliver a more cohesive experience versus iPhone + Apple Intelligence.

Conclusion

The Pixel 10 arrives with one of the biggest hardware upgrades in the history of the lineup, accompanied by a major leap in photography and battery life. With Gemini AI as the star. If it manages to combine power, computational photography, and a fluid experience, it could become the best Pixel released to date.

Now all that remains is to wait until August 20 to confirm whether all the leaks prove accurate… and whether Google delivers the decisive move it needs.

Google Pixel 10

Google’s new entry-level flagship, with a 3 nm Tensor G5, a triple 48 MP camera system, and on-device Gemini Nano. Leaks ahead of the October Made by Google event.

ProcessorGoogle Tensor G5 (TSMC 3 nm)
RAM12 GB
Display6.3″ OLED, 120 Hz, symmetrical bezels
Main camera48 MP
Ultra-wide13 MP
Telephoto10.8 MP with up to 20x zoom
Front camera10.5 MP with autofocus, 4K
Battery+24 h, Qi2 wireless charging (Pixelsnap)
AIIntegrated Gemini Nano
SystemAndroid with 7 years of updates

Pros

  • Hardware leap with the 3 nm Tensor G5.
  • Design with thinner, symmetrical bezels.
  • 7 years of guaranteed updates.

Cons

  • Cameras below the Pro model.
  • Less RAM than the Pro/XL version.

Google Pixel 10 Pro

Google’s top-of-the-line model (Pro and Pro XL), with a triple 50 MP camera system, 100x zoom, 8K video, and 16 GB of RAM focused on on-device AI with Gemini Nano.

ProcessorGoogle Tensor G5 (TSMC 3 nm)
RAM16 GB
Display6.3″ / 6.8″ Super Actua (Pro and Pro XL)
Main camera50 MP (possible Sony IMX)
Ultra-wide48 MP
Telephoto48 MP with up to 100x zoom
Front camera42 MP with autofocus, 8K, Night Sight Video
Battery+24 h, Qi2 wireless charging (Pixelsnap)
AIIntegrated Gemini Nano
SystemAndroid with 7 years of updates

Pros

  • 50 MP cameras with up to 100x zoom.
  • 8K video recording with Night Sight Video.
  • 16 GB of RAM for on-device AI.
  • Brighter Super Actua display.

Cons

  • Likely high price.

Comments

Log in to comment.

You might also like

The Made by Google sign illuminated on the event stage in New York

Made by Google 2026: the Watch 5 and the entire Pixel 11 lineup get more expensive, and Google adds its first tracker

Four Pixel 11 phones with Tensor G6, the Watch 5 with a new chip, and Google’s first tracker: everything announced, pricing, and when each device goes on sale.

A person holds the Pixel 11 in Frost against their chest, showing the back and the camera bar

Pixel 11: 30x zoom and fast wireless charging come to the base model, but it misses out on HiLight

The Pixel 11 inherits the Pro models’ 5x telephoto and 30x Super Zoom for $899. Full specs, price, sale date, and what it gives up versus the Pro models.

Google Pixel Fold 2 in black with a rear view of the camera module and unfolded inner display

Pixel Fold 2, Watch 4, and Buds 2a: Google's next ecosystem

Everything about the refresh of the Google ecosystem: a slimmer Pixel Fold 2 with Tensor G4, Pixel Watch 4 with 3,000 nits of brightness, and the new Buds 2a.

The Pixel 11 Pro in Olive shown from the back and front, with the camera bar and display turned on

Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL: HiLight, 120x zoom, and the first vapor chamber in a Pixel

The Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL add HiLight, 120x Pro Zoom, a vapor chamber, and 3,600 nits. Full specs, pricing, and the asterisk around 12 GB of RAM.

The four models in the Pixel 11 lineup lined up in lavender, Olive, and Canyon, shown from the back and front

Which Pixel 11 to buy: which of the four is right for you and which configuration to choose

The Pixel 11, the Pro, the Pro XL, or the foldable: which one makes sense depending on your use, what really changes between them, and which RAM and storage configuration to choose.

Recent articles

Gran Turismo DualSense crossed by red and blue lines

Gran Turismo DualSense: design, price, and release

The Gran Turismo DualSense costs US$84.99 and arrives on December 10, 2026. It features design nods to GT4, with pre-orders starting October 22.

Tesla Roadster lifted with gas jets under the body

Tesla Roadster: what changes between Performance, Thrust, and Rocket

Tesla Roadster introduces Performance, Thrust, and Rocket. What changes in suction and thrusters, how much the reservation requires, and what remains before production.

Beats Pill Pokémon amid flashes from Pikachu and Mimikyu

Beats Pill Pokémon: Pikachu and Mimikyu turn it into a collector’s item

The Beats Pill Pokémon combines Pikachu and Mimikyu with collectible accessories, 24 hours of battery life, and the same US$149.99 price.