Last Updated on March 30, 2026 by Alphabet Insider Staff
Google drops Pixel 10 teaser as leaks and rumors ramp up
Google has finally given us the first official glimpse of its next-generation flagship smartphone, the Pixel 10. In a move that both confirms and gets ahead of months of leaks, a new landing page has appeared on the Google Store, simply stating: “Google Pixel 10. Coming August 20.”
This simple yet powerful statement is enough to at least confirm the launch of Google’s new phone on August 20th. For weeks, the tech world has been rife with leaks and rumors surrounding the Alphabet Inc. company’s next gen daily driver, and now an announcement issued directly from the Google Store puts the matter beyond dispute. The Pixel 10 is set to arrive just as many had expected.
Beyond showcasing a date, the landing page tries to keep true to pre-launch campaigns of competitors like Samsung in being somewhat exclusive to loyal fans. The landing page invites visitors to submit their email to receive a special offer with the promise to “save on its next device.” This is a craftly move by Google to further build the hype and reach a core group of loyal customers before pre-orders start.
The Pixel 10 is poised to replace the popular Pixel 9 series, which was itself a departure from the company’s traditional fall launch window. Google’s shift to an August release for its flagship phones signals a strategic effort to generate buzz ahead of the typical September iPhone reveals.
While the Google Store page is mum on details about the phone’s specifications, we can expect a full suite of new hardware to debut alongside the Pixel 10. Rumors point to the accompanying launch of the new Pixel Watch 4, which is expected to bring a host of improvements to Google’s wearable line. There are also strong whispers of new Pixel Buds, likely a refresh to the popular A-Series or an update to the Pro model, bringing enhanced audio and deeper integration with the Pixel ecosystem.
For now, the simple phrase “Google Pixel 10. Coming August 20.” is all we have. But for anyone who has been following the leaks and waiting for official word, it’s more than enough. The countdown to Google’s next big hardware event has officially begun.
