Like other Big Tech events, manufactured by Google is supposed to be Google’s chance to show its latest equipment to the public. Made by Google 2025, however, did not really look like that. Instead, the event focused more on its list of celebrities (host Jimmy Fallon, Alex Cooper, Steph Curry, Jonas Brothers, etc.) and less on real devices and features.
However, the company has officially announced a list of new devices and has shown new features here and there. But most of the official announcements came through press releases on the blog of Google The Key Word. Between the event and the blogs, here are the biggest announcements you have missed:
Pixel 10
Google’s flagship smartphones is official. You have your choice between Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL, you will notice that each has a updated camera bar, in particular Pixel 10.
The Pixel 10 base model is available in four colors: obsidian, gel, indigo and lemongrass. It has a 6.3 -inch news screen, which can reach 3,000 brightness, as well as “improved” audio. There are also camera upgrades here, because it is the first basic model pixel to come with three cameras. This includes a 5x telephoto lens, which, according to Google, has a 10x optical quality or a 20x zoom via the Super RE Zoom.
The pro, on the other hand, comes with a Super Actua screen, which you can get in two sizes: 6.3 inches (Pixel 10 pro) or 6.8 inch (Pixel 10 Pro XL). These come in four colors each: obsidian, porcelain, moon and jade. These phones are delivered with pro Google says that pros have “largest batteries, improved speakers, 16 GB of RAM and the faster cable load”. Pixel 10 Pro XL also supports the 25W Qi2.2 wireless load.
Pixel 10 devices run the G5 Tensor G5 chip, the latest Google SOC (Chip system). Google says that the TPU of this chip (the processor responsible for the AI content management) is up to 60% faster than Pixel 9, which allows an AI on the device for several features, in particular Magic Cue, the voice translation, the call notes with actions and the personal newspaper. The chip also feeds the features of the AI camera, like Add Me, Auto Best Take and Pro Res Zoom, and helps all Pixel 10 devices reach 30 hours of battery life.
All Pixel 10 devices will be the first pixel phones to support the expressive design language of Google equipment 3, and will be delivered with Pixelsnap, the company’s competitor Magsafe. Google says that the Pixel 10 line will have 7 years of drops of pixels and SO and security updates.
Pixel Pro 10 times
Pixel Pro 10 Fold is Google’s last foldable, and it comes with a 10 Key Perk pixel: the G5 Tensor chip.
But the foldable improves on the pixel 9 pro folds in several ways: it has an IP68 note, which makes it quite resistant to dust and water. This should help keep debris out of its hinges and extend the life of the device. The screens are also more durable, with Google going so far as to say that the device can manage 10 years of folding. The interior display is the largest ever on a foldable according to Google, 8 inch. The exterior display is larger than the 6.4 -inch Pixel 9 Pro fold. Both can reach 3,000 nits.
The battery can last more than 30 hours and the fold can be loaded 50% in 30 minutes. It also supports the Qi2 wireless load, including pixelsnap support. The fold is also delivered with a 48MP camera as part of the camera’s photo configuration.
Pixel Watch 4
Pixel Watch 4 is actually an upgrade. The watch now offers a dome -shaped screen, which offers an active screen larger by 10% than Pixel Watch 3. The display is also briper at 50% than Pixel Watch 3, reaching up to 3,000 Nits. Pixel Watch 4 has a Snapdragon W5 Gen 2 chip and a “new generation coprocessor” which is 25% faster than Pixel Watch 3’s, according to Google.
Like Pixel 10, Pixel Watch 4 executes Material 3 expressive and is delivered with a stronger haptic engine and a stronger speaker. Watch 4 A 30 hours of autonomy on the 41 mm and 40 hour model on the 45 mm model. The battery saving mode extends its two or three days, respectively. There is also a new fast quay which charges 25% faster than the previous platform.
What I think is really cool, however, is that Pixel Watch 4 is intrinsically repairable. The display and battery are easily usable, which should help extend the lifespan of many watches 4.
If you take the LTE Watch 4 model, you will have access to emergency satellite communications. Google says it is a first on any smart watch, and makes sense, given the expansion of satellite communications on smartphones.
There are also a lot of health and fitness features that deploy on this watch, including better sleep monitoring, improved skin temperature detection, more precise route monitoring, real-time bicycle statistics, exercise modes such as pickleball and basketball, and automatic training monitoring, which follows training sessions when you forget to start one. Gemini can also give you health and fitness advice, which Google calls a “health coach”. I make caution with any health advice offered by a robot.
Pixel Buds 2a
Pixel Buds 2a are the successors of the A Pixel Buds A series, the “affordable” listening line from Google. They display a “Twist to adjust” feature, which allows you to twist the buds to adapt them to your ear. The tensor A1 supports the active noise cancellation, a first for series A, as well as an improvement in audio performance. Google says that Pixel Buds 2A supports 7 hours of listening and more than 20 hours with the charge case.
What do you think so far?
Live Gemini
Gemini Live is the AI assistant from Google who has both your camera and your screen to “see” your environment. The idea is to let AI understand what is going on, so it can better answer your questions.
There are a number of new Gemini Live features that descended the pike. Gemini Live will be able to highlight the elements of your cameras flow and provide answers and results according to what he sees. Gemini Live will also connect to other Google applications, so you can ask him to help you with things like Google Calendar and Google Tasks.
Change photos asking
Google Photos has a new feature powered by AI which simply allows you to ask the application to modify the image. Google showed it during the event with the Podcastor Alex Cooper, with a photo that Cooper took by itself and Jimmy Fallon. She asked Google Photos to modify the frame and the image lighting and, after a certain processing, the application adjusted the two elements.
This is the one who will certainly need practical tests to determine how much it really works, but the idea of using natural language commands to make quick changes to the photos is certainly interesting.
Camera Coach and Auto Best Take
When your pixel gets a camera coach, you will see advice appear in your camera flow for different ways, you can frame a photo. When you choose a trip, the application provides instructions on how to take the photo. It is a cool idea in theory, but only if it really offers advice to improve technique.
Auto Best Take, on the other hand, will automatically take a group photo when he thinks everyone looks at the camera. If someone was not or flashes, Google wants you to use the existing Best Take feature to mix the best parts of several sockets together.
Magic index
Magic Cue could be the closest that Google has come to agent AI to date. The functionality tries to provide information and perform tasks on your behalf according to the context of your situation. For example, if your friend asks you when your flight landed, Magic Cue can find your travel route and draw the details for you. Then you press Magic Cuue, and he will load these details in the conversation.
Call features fed by AI
From a distance, my favorite moment of the event was the cloning and translation tool for the AI of Google. The company already offers a live translation, which can translate a calm caller in another language on the fly. But now, the feature clones the voice of this person too, so you hear this person speaking in your target language.
In addition, Google also presents to take a message, which produces real -time transcriptions for people who leave messages when you miss or refuse a call.
