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As anticipation builds for the Made by Google 2025 event<\/a>, there\u2019s a buzz around the Pixel 10 series, arriving notably before the iPhone 17<\/a>. Apple\u2019s hardware event<\/a> is expected to take place in September.<\/p>\n The tech giant has made its intentions clear to grow the Pixel line, likely incorporating more generative AI capabilities with Gemini. Made by Google will be at 10 a.m. PT on August 20.<\/p>\n Google already dropped several AI-related updates at its developer conference<\/a> in May, but the company will likely demonstrate more Gemini features during the Pixel 10 event. In a recent YouTube video<\/a> promoting the new devices, Google even seemed to poke fun at Apple\u2019s failed promises with Apple Intelligence advancements on the iPhone.<\/p>\n Rumors<\/a> are buzzing about a feature called \u201cCamera Coach,\u201d which would let Gemini give you real-time tips for taking better photos. The AI is supposedly able to see what\u2019s going on and suggest the best angles and lighting for your shot.<\/p>\n There\u2019s also talk of a conversational photo editing tool<\/a>, where you tell Gemini what you want to tweak in a photo, such as increasing the brightness, removing objects, or changing the background.<\/p>\n The standard Pixel 10 phone is expected to undergo significant changes, particularly with the addition of a dedicated telephoto lens, a feature that was previously exclusive to the Pro models. Following the leak of renders showcasing the third rear lens, Google released a teaser for the Pixel 10<\/a>, confirming the substantial camera upgrade.<\/p>\n Additionally, all phones in the lineup are expected to be powered by a new Tensor G5 processor, ushering in the Gemini era and enhancing performance and power efficiency compared to the Tensor G4 chip.<\/p>\n Aside from these updates, not many obvious changes appear to be on the table. The basic design of the phones will likely remain similar to that of the Pixel 9 series. The displays are also expected to stay the same, with the Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro featuring a 6.3-inch display, and the Pixel 10 Pro XL with a larger 6.8-inch display.<\/p>\n Some areas where the Pro models may see improvement are camera and video quality, along with battery size, which could allow for faster charging and help in addressing the longevity gap between Pixel and flagship phones from Apple and Samsung.<\/p>\n As for Google\u2019s upcoming foldable, there are rumors suggesting it\u2019ll have a larger cover display, measuring at around 6.4 inches, alongside an 8-inch main screen. Additionally, Google is reportedly enhancing the strength of the hinge, and the bezels are expected to be thinner for a sleek appearance.<\/p>\n Story Continues <\/p>\n Another exciting rumor is the possibility of an IP68 rating<\/a>, a first for the device. This means it can stand up to both dust and water, whereas the Pixel 9 Pro Fold has zero dust protection.<\/p>\n Like the other Pixel 10 phones, the Pro Fold will likely be powered by the new G5 chip and include the latest Gemini AI features. The camera system might also receive improvements, potentially featuring a 48-megapixel ultra-wide lens and a telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom. The phone should also likely get a bump in battery life.<\/p>\n The Pixel 10 may come in Moonstone and Jade colors.<\/p>\n Wearables will also get their time to shine at Google\u2019s event, with the Pixel Watch 4 rumored to get a thicker design, a longer battery life, and smaller bezels.<\/p>\n There\u2019s also a strong likelihood that the smartwatch will introduce new health and fitness-tracking capabilities, possibly including an upgraded blood oxygen (SpO2) monitoring<\/a> function.<\/p>\n Leaks<\/a> of the Pixel Buds 2a indicate that the earbuds will come in new colors (Fog Light, Hazel, Iris, and Strawberry) along with features<\/a> like active noise cancellation. The Pixel Buds Pro 2 will also reportedly come in a new Sterling color.<\/p>\n Image Credits:<\/strong>Thomas Fuller\/SOPA Images\/LightRocket \/ Getty Images <\/p>\n
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