On the eve of launch, a Pixel 10 leak backs up claims that Google could be moving away from physical SIM cards.

Google is set to launch the Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro smartphones this week. It's a chance to build on the success of the Pixel 9 family and shape the smartphone future.

Google sold its own hardware, including a lineup of phones, under the Nexus brand from 2010 to 2016 — but it was always known that hardware manufacturers like HTC and Samsung were actually building the hardware.

But Google gave many folks a great reason to upgrade to the Google Pixel 9: value. If you bought Google's latest handset directly from the Google Store, they offered top-dollar on trade-ins, significantly reducing the price of the Google Pixel 9. For some, it even made it free or almost free.

Google Pixel 10 Pro XL AnTuTu score leaked a day before the big launch. Leak suggests nice CPU advancements but dip in GPU performance.

The starting price for the Google Pixel 10 could be Rs 79,999 with four colour variants: Obsidian, Frost, Indigo, and Limoncello. Meanwhile, the Google Pixel 10 Pro might start at Rs 90,600 in India and come in Porcelain,

You have to go back to 2021 for the last time Google launched a wireless charging stand for its Pixels, so it's a welcome refresh. Official cases with embedded magnets have also been spotted, though it seems like they might be slightly pricier than before.