Google Pixel 10 Specs Leak Ahead of Rumoured August Launch
Anticipation is building for the Google Pixel 10 series, with new leaks detailing specifications for the Pixel 10, 10 Pro, and 10 Pro XL, ahead of a rumoured August launch. The standard Pixel 10 is expected to feature a brighter display (up to 3,000 nits peak brightness) and a triple rear camera setup, including a 5x telephoto lens, marking a significant departure from previous dual-lens configurations. The Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL are also expected to feature the new Tensor G5 chip, built on TSMC’s 3nm process, alongside larger batteries and enhanced charging speeds.
Source: Times of India.
Google Pixel 10 Pro: Leaked Colours and Storage Configurations Revealed
New leaks concerning the Google Pixel 10 series have reportedly unveiled a full list of colours and storage configurations for the upcoming flagship phones. The standard Google Pixel 10 is expected in Obsidian (black), Frost (white), Indigo (purple/blue), and Lemongrass (pale yellow), with 128GB or 256GB storage. The Pixel 10 Pro offers Porcelain (white) or Moonstone in various capacities, plus Obsidian with a 1TB option. Oddly, certain colours like Jade are said to be limited to specific storage tiers, and the Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL will apparently start at 128GB.
Source: TechRadar.
Wild Galaxy S26 Ultra Leak Points to Massively Upgraded 200MP Camera
Early and significant leaks are emerging regarding the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, suggesting a monumental upgrade to its camera system. The primary sensor is rumoured to remain at 200MP, but with a drastically larger sensor size and new technology promising significantly enhanced light gathering and detail. This could set a new benchmark for smartphone photography in 2026.
Source: Android Authority.
Samsung Expands Medical Focus with Xealth Acquisition
Samsung Electronics has acquired Xealth, a digital health company that bridges the gap between clinicians and patients by enabling digital health programs. This acquisition underscores Samsung’s strategic move to integrate personalized health tools and medical care more deeply into its ecosystem, potentially impacting future health-focused features on Galaxy smartphones and wearables.
Source: Samsung Newsroom US.
July 2025 Google Pixel Update Brings Crucial Fixes, But Bad News for Some 6a Users
Google has commenced the rollout of its July 2025 software update for Pixel phones, bringing various bug fixes and improvements. However, a notable aspect of this update impacts some Pixel 6a users. The update introduces a mandatory battery management program for “Impacted Devices” that have undergone 400 charging cycles, potentially leading to reduced battery life to address an overheating risk. Google is offering support options, including free battery replacements in eligible regions from July 21st.
Source: Android Police.
HMD Global Plans to Halt Phone Sales in the US Market
Reports indicate that HMD Global, the company behind Nokia-branded smartphones, is planning to cease selling phones in the United States market. While the specific reasons are not fully detailed, this move marks a significant shift for the company in the competitive US landscape.
Source: Threads.
Ewan Spence
Ewan is the editor at Phone Buzz News. For over 30 years he has been covering the worlds of media and technology, from the early days of the first smartphone through to their essential role in today's society.
