Google has never needed to manufacture smartphones, yet its Pixel series showcases the company’s prowess in software, AI, and computational photography. As we approach the launch of the Pixel 10 series, this trend continues. Historically, Google’s phones, starting with the Nexus brand and evolving into Pixel, have been instrumental in driving adoption of Google’s software, leveraging innovative features like computational photography and, more recently, AI integration. Notable advancements in the Pixel series, like the custom Tensor chips powering AI features, have cemented its role in showcasing Google’s software capabilities.
The upcoming Pixel 10 series, set to debut on August 20, 2025, is expected to continue this tradition, featuring the Tensor G5 chip, enhanced AI capabilities, and refined designs. These devices promise to integrate seamlessly with Google’s software ecosystem, reinforcing the Pixel’s purpose as a platform for demonstrating cutting-edge software and AI functionalities.
For those interested in Google’s Pixel phones, the new series will reportedly offer models like the Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold, alongside affordability options such as the Pixel 9A available on the Google Store. As competition in the AI space grows, particularly with players like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, the Pixel phones are as much about enticing users into Google’s ecosystem as they are about hardware sales.
Explore more about Google’s latest innovations at the upcoming “Made by Google” event, and check out the Google Store for the current Pixel offerings.