The Pixel 10 series is set to launch in August 2025, with leaks revealing its specifications and design.

The camera array on the Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL is expected to remain the same as the Pixel 9 models, while the Pro Fold may see a slight upgrade in its main rear sensor from 48MP to 50MP.

Rumors suggest that the base Pixel 10 may introduce a third camera lens, potentially a telephoto lens, although the megapixel count for some lenses may be decreased compared to the Pixel 9.

Battery life improvements include a 4700mAh battery with fast charging and the introduction of Qi2 wireless charging for enhanced convenience.

The Pixel 10 series will run on Android 16, debuting a new Material Expressive design and enhanced user interface features, including a redesigned At a Glance widget and smarter notification management.

Powering the Pixel 10 will be the new Tensor G5 chip, produced by TSMC using a 3nm process, which promises improved performance, heat management, and efficiency.

A notable AI feature is 'Add Me,' which intelligently merges multiple photos to ensure everyone is included in group shots, including the photographer.

The Pixel 10 series will feature a flat-edge design, a 6.3-inch LTPO AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and peak brightness of 3000 nits for better outdoor visibility.

With the Pixel 10 series, Google aims to distinguish itself as an AI-first platform, enhancing its competitive stance against Apple and Samsung.

AI integration will be a major focus of the Pixel 10, featuring tools like Pixel Sense for contextual suggestions and Speak-to-Tweak for photo adjustments via voice commands.

The advertisement being filmed promotes AI features under the slogan 'Ask more of your phone,' likely highlighting the Gemini Live AI and camera tools.

The design retains familiar elements from the Pixel 9 series, including flat sides and a square shape, with a horizontal camera bar and standard button placements.