Google Launch Pixel 10, Watch 4 & Pro Fold 2025
Missed Google’s showcase? Here’s a recap of the new phones, watches, earbuds, Gemini AI features, and star-studded moments.
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Jimmy Fallon and Adrienne Lofton announce products at Made by Google 2025. |
Everything Google Announced at Made by Google 2025: Pixel 10, Pixel Watch 4, Pixel Buds 2a, Gemini AI & More
And while leaks spoiled much of what was coming, Google still managed to surprise with features and details kept tightly under wraps. Here’s a full breakdown of everything unveiled.
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Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Pixel 10 Pro XL: Officially Here
Yes, the leaks were right—Google introduced its full Pixel 10 lineup: Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Pixel 10 Pro XL.
- Preorders start today, with shipping and in-store availability beginning August 28.
- Pricing starts at $799 for the Pixel 10, making it one of the most value-packed flagships yet.
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The Pro models bring advanced AI features, a familiar design, and camera upgrades that push smartphone photography even further.
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Pixel 10 Pro Fold: A Foldable That’s Finally Dust-Resistant
Google also introduced the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, its most durable foldable yet. Unlike most folding phones, it carries an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance—a big win for durability.
- Designed to survive sand, dust, and splashes.
- Packs upgraded AI-driven features for multitasking and photography.
Huawei Watch GT 6 Release Date Set for September 19, Pre-Launch Discount Live
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The Pixel Watch 4 has a familiar design with an upgraded domed screen that's 50% brighter than the Pixel Watch 3, with a 3,000-nit peak. |
Pixel Watch 4: Smarter, Brighter, and AI-Enhanced
The Pixel Watch 4 blends health and AI with some impressive new tricks:
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AI-powered fitness coaching with real-time exercise guidance.
Automatic workout detection that logs your activity even if you forget to start tracking.
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Emergency pulse detection that calls for help if it senses a loss of pulse.
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A 50% brighter domed display with 3,000 nits peak brightness.
With Gemini AI built in, the Pixel Watch 4 may finally rival the Apple Watch.
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Pixel Buds 2a: Budget ANC for Everyone |
Pixel Buds 2a: Budget ANC for Everyone
Google expanded its audio lineup with the Pixel Buds 2a, a lightweight and affordable pair of earbuds priced at $130.
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Active noise cancellation (ANC) at a lower cost.
A twist-to-adjust stabilizer for comfort and fit.
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Smaller and lighter than the Pixel Buds Pro 2.
Pixel Buds Pro 2: Smarter With AI Gestures
A software update next month will make the Pixel Buds Pro 2 even better.
Gemini AI Takes Center Stage
AI was the star of the show. Google’s Gemini is evolving from a chatbot into a personal AI assistant with features like
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Magic Cue: Scans your emails, texts, and photos (on-device, not cloud) to pull up useful details like reservations or flight times.
Future features: Planning group events, booking restaurants, and even organizing extras like karaoke and custom T-shirts—all powered by AI agents.
According to Google, these “agentic” AI features are coming later this year.
Pixel 10 Pro Cameras: Zoom & Coach with AI
Google is doubling down on AI photography with two standout features:
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ProRes Zoom: Delivers up to 100x zoom using generative AI to sharpen images beyond the hardware’s optical limits.
Camera Coach: Suggests real-time adjustments before you snap, like better framing, angles, or lighting, to improve photos instantly.
Pixelsnap: Google’s Answer to MagSafe
The Pixel 10 lineup introduces Qi2 magnetic charging, branded as Pixel Snap. Like Apple’s MagSafe, it allows faster charging and magnetic attachment to accessories—and yes, it’s compatible with MagSafe gear too.
Pixel 10 Expands to Mexico
In a live demo featuring Spanish-speaking artist Karen Polinesia, Google announced that the Pixel 10 will officially launch in Mexico—a first for the Pixel lineup.
From the dustproof Pixel 10 Pro Fold to the AI-powered Camera Coach and Magic Cue assistant, this year’s Made by Google event marked a major leap in both hardware and software.
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