Google Pixel 10 Pro Prototype Launch Event Scheduled
The Google Pixel 10 Pro prototype is expected to showcase improved display features, a MediaTek modem, and enhanced camera capabilities, making it a highly anticipated device in the tech industry, with the event on June 27 likely to reveal more details about the upcoming Pixel 10 family.
Google is inviting select individuals to a pre-launch event on June 27, sparking speculation about a potential early launch of the Pixel 10 family, which is expected to feature the Tensor G5 chipset and run on Android 16 out of the box.
The upcoming event may be a precursor to an earlier-than-usual launch, deviating from Google's traditional October launch schedule. With Android 16 expected to roll out in early June, a late June or early July launch seems plausible. The move to TSMC for chip production is also anticipated to impact Pixel performance, with the Tensor G5 chipset expected to offer better performance and thermals compared to its predecessor.
The Pixel 10 series is expected to include four models: a regular Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold. The base model will feature a telephoto lens, while the Pro models will have near-identical camera hardware to last year's models, with a focus on advanced AI features. Additionally, the Pixel Watch 4 is rumored to be launched at the same event, boasting a thicker design, improved charging technology, and new buttons.
As Google prepares to unveil its new Pixel devices, fans are eagerly awaiting the official launch, which is currently scheduled for August 13. The new devices will feature Google's new design language, and with the anticipated improvements in performance and features, the Pixel 10 series is expected to generate significant interest among tech enthusiasts.