Google Pixel 10 Ads Leak Revealing Camera Features and Design Similarities

Google’s upcoming Pixel 10 series has recently been spotted during an advertising shoot in Vancouver, Canada. The images and videos from the shoot were shared on May 23 by insider @MarksGonePublic on X (formerly Twitter), providing an early glimpse into the Pixel 10’s design and promotional focus.

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The leaked storyboard indicates that the Pixel 10 maintains a design closely resembling its predecessor, the Pixel 9 series, with no significant changes in its overall appearance. The promotional materials emphasize the phone’s camera capabilities, with one advertisement showcasing conventional photography and another hinting at a new “Add me” feature.

The campaign’s slogan, “Ask more of your phone,” suggests that Google is positioning the Pixel 10 as a device that offers enhanced functionality, particularly in imaging and user experience.

While Google has yet to officially release detailed specifications for the Pixel 10 lineup, these leaks provide an early indication of the company’s direction. More concrete information about the device’s features and release date is expected in the coming months.

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