#google-pixel-10

#google-pixel-10

All in all, this isn't what I'd call a no-brainer, pull-the-trigger-this-instant upgrade. We aren't at that point quite yet. But it's a reasonably compelling argument to consider - if you're not entirely ecstatic about your current phone situation and/or you're ready for something new and improved. ➡️ The verdict, in short: Incredibly easy to justify if you want it but by no means needed.

Google just announced its latest smartphone lineup, the , and yes, on the surface, they look a whole lot like last year's . However, there is one very significant change under the hood: the move toward using eSIMs only, ditching the physical SIM card entirely. With last year's Pixel 9 series, users had the option of having a traditional SIM card or an eSIM. With the Pixel 10, foregoing the SIM tray altogether is a rather unexpected move that might not be popular with everyone. Note that this change applies to phones in the US only.

The latest leaks about Google's upcoming Pixel 10 series indicate a focus on enhanced camera capabilities, including an innovative tele-macro feature for the telephoto lens.