Fresh leaks and retailer images are providing the clearest view yet of Google’s forthcoming Pixel 10 family, two weeks before the company’s Made by Google hardware showcase on 20 Aug 2025. High-resolution renders of the Pixel 10 Pro XL and marketing shots of a “Really Blue” (Indigo) base model surfaced alongside early images of the Pixel Watch 4, indicating that Google plans to unveil an entire device ecosystem at the event. Several reports detail new software capabilities powered by Google’s Gemini AI. A feature dubbed “Conversational Photo Editing” is expected to let users remove objects, swap backgrounds or make other complex changes simply by speaking or typing a request, while an on-device “Camera Coach” will offer real-time composition advice. The tools are said to be available across the full Pixel 10 range at launch. Hardware leaks point to four handsets—the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold—each likely running Android 16 and Google’s next-generation Tensor G5 chipset. Colour options highlighted so far include Indigo and a yellow-green “Limoncello”. Separate supply-chain chatter suggests initial shipments could be thinner than usual, raising the risk of delays once pre-orders open. With the Pixel 10 Pro Fold aiming to compete directly with Samsung’s new Galaxy Z Fold 7, analysts say Google is relying on generative-AI features rather than raw hardware to differentiate its devices. The company has not commented on the leaks, but invitations for the 20 August keynote confirm hardware announcements and promise “new ways AI will help you capture and edit life’s moments.”