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The Google Pixel 10 is making waves in the smartphone market, with sales skyrocketing 28% in September 2025, setting a new record for the brand. As Google cements its place in the premium smartphone arena, the competition with Apple and Samsung intensifies.
Get an exclusive first look at the Google Pixel 10a! Leaked renders reveal a design similar to the Pixel 9a, but with some intriguing changes. Will fans embrace the new look? Read on for details!
The battle of foldable phones is on! Discover how the new Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold stacks up against the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7. From camera capabilities to design, find out which device is right for you.
The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold offers an upgraded foldable experience, featuring a new hinge design and improved displays. But at $1,800, is it worth the investment? Discover more about its features and performance.
A recent poll shows that 72% of readers prefer the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL over the iPhone 17 Pro Max for photography. Discover why Google’s camera technology is winning hearts!
I tested the Google Pixel 10's camera by capturing 100 photos of my cats. With a new telephoto lens and improved computational photography, it performs impressively well, even in low light. Find out how it stacks up!
The Google Pixel 10 impresses with its Tensor chipset and AI capabilities, but its limitations in features like Magic Cue and Daily Hub leave room for improvement. Is it worth your investment?
Explore the groundbreaking AI features in Google's Pixel 10 series, including real-time translated calls and an AI camera coach. Plus, discover the latest in tech gear, bird feeders, and wellness trends!
The upcoming Google Pixel 10a may break the trend of featuring the latest Tensor chip, opting instead for the last-gen Tensor G4. With a bright display and limited updates, what does this mean for users?
