The Pixel 10 lineup doesn’t dazzle on the outside, but inside, it packs serious power, sharper cameras, and next-gen AI—at the same price as last year's models.

Google has officially announced the new Pixel 10 series at the “Made by Google” event, revealing its upgrades, new features and specifications. Meanwhile, the iPhone 16 models feature an upgraded A18 chip that supports Apple Intelligence,

Google Photos now supports conversational AI editing, letting users describe changes in text or voice for quick, customized results. Launching first on Pixel 10 in the U.S., the update also integrates C2PA Content Credentials for greater transparency in AI-generated images.

Camera Coach uses AI to instruct you to take the perfect shot, so you won't need to use AI to fix it up later.

What if your Google Pixel phone organizes itself and helps before you even ask? That's the promise of Magic Cue, the standout feature of the new Google Pixel 10 series. Over the past decade, assistants like Siri and Google Assistant have been reactive. They wait for commands. They're powerful, but you still have to know what to ask and when.

IDC analysts believe the latest Google event confirms the company's shift to an "AI-first" strategy. A major advantage for Google is its ability to deeply integrate its new Gemini AI across all its devices, from phones to the new Pixel Watch 4.

The carrier is offering the freshly announced Google Pixel 10 completely free, or $800 off the Google Pixel 10 Pro, when you add a line on a qualifying plan. What makes this even better is that there’s no trade-in required — you just need to stick with T-Mobile and enrol in AutoPay.

Google has just played its hand for the next year in the relentless game of smartphone supremacy. At a packed event in New Delhi on Thursday, the technology titan unveiled its tenth generation of Pixel smartphones: the Pixel 10,