As is tradition, Google has already shown off at least one of its new Pixel phones before it's announced. The front page of the Google Store currently features a short video teasing one of the Pixel 10 smartphones the company is announcing on August 20.

Midway down the back, there’s a Google logo, and on the metallic right edge of the device, you can see the power and volume keys. Overall, the design is very similar to that of the Google Pixel 9 Pro, but the color here is new – it’s a silvery shade with a hint of blue, which, based on Pixel 10 color leaks, will probably be called Moonstone.

As for cameras, the Pixel 10 will reportedly get the 50-megapixel Samsung GN8 wide-angle lens, an 11MP 3J1 telephoto lens (the 3J1 will also be used for the selfie camera) and Sony's 13-megapixel IMX712 ultrawide lens. The Pixel 10 Pro Fold likely won't have the same high-end camera array, as foldable phones have less room to work with.