Google's upcoming Pixel 10 smartphone has been spotted in public for the first time on a beach in Vancouver, British Columbia, during the filming of an advertisement. The device is expected to launch in August 2025 with a new design and vibrant color options including Limoncello and Porcelain. A notable change for the Pixel 10 series is the shift in chipset manufacturing from Samsung to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). Google is reportedly using a 3-nanometer chip produced by TSMC, marking a multi-year alliance that could enhance the performance, camera capabilities, and artificial intelligence features of future Pixel devices. This transition represents a critical moment for the Pixel line, with expectations for significant improvements in processing power and camera technology. Additionally, Samsung plans to replace silicon with glass in AI chips starting in 2028, indicating broader industry shifts in semiconductor materials.