It is expected that Google will release the Google Pixel 10 lineup, including the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL, sometime in Fall 2025. While in the past Google has traditionally stuck to October for these releases, the Pixel 9 was released in August 2024, so it is plausible that Google will launch the Pixel 10 lineup in August 2025 as well.

For shoppers in the U.S., U.K., and Canada, the Pixel 9a hits retail shelves on April 10. A few days later on April 14, Pixel 9a sales expand to 23 European countries. Australians will be able to get their hands on the phone starting on April 16 along with customers in India, Singapore, Taiwan and Malaysia.

If you’re using a Pixel 6 or older, yes, the Pixel 10 is worth waiting for —especially with the big changes in processing and AI features. But if you’re on a Pixel 7 or 8, the upgrade may be more marginal unless you’re after the Pro XL’s larger screen or camera hardware.

Google is rolling out a new 'battery health assistance' feature - and you don't have the option to turn it off. Here's why.

The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold is expected to launch later this year, along with the rest of the Pixel 10 lineup. However, according to Android Headlines, don’t expect to see many changes compared to the current Pixel 9 Pro Fold.

Google has brought a battery health assistance feature to Pixel phones. But why is it mandatory for the Pixel 9a only?