Google finally broke the silence: the Pixel 10 will be officially presented on August 20. The company confirmed this through a media invitation to its "Made by Google" event, which this time will be held in New York City. The presentation will begin at 1:00 PM Eastern Time (ET) and, as usual, will also be streamed on YouTube so that any fan or curious person can follow it from anywhere in the world.

This announcement not only confirms that the company will maintain its traditional hardware event, but also shows that Google is looking to get ahead of other important launches, such as the iPhone or Samsung's Galaxy Fold. Choosing to hold the event in August, just before the start of the peak season for tech launches, is a strategic move that demonstrates the importance it places on the Pixel 10.

Furthermore, the fact that the event is in-person and in New York reinforces the message that Google is going all out with this new generation. While in previous years, launches were more discreet or software-focused, this time the focus is clearly on the hardware, and more so than ever.

Pixel 10 Range: More Models, More Options for Everyone

Google isn't going to settle for launching just one model. The family of devices expected for this event is quite broad. The star will be the Pixel 10, but it will be accompanied by several versions: the Pixel 10 Pro, the larger Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the long-awaited Pixel 10 Pro Fold, the new foldable from the house.

Everything indicates that the Pixel 10 will have a brighter OLED screen, thinner frames and a new Tensor G5 chip, manufactured by TSMC, which would offer a great leap in efficiency and performance. A triple rear camera setup is also expected, which would make it one of the most complete devices in its range.

The Pixel 10 Pro and its XL version could feature higher resolution sensors, faster charging, and improvements in artificial intelligence applied to photography and overall system performance.These models are designed for users looking for the best of the best, without compromise.

But the one generating the most expectation is undoubtedly the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. This would be Google's second attempt to compete in the field of foldable phones, but this time with IP68 dust and water resistance, something that not even Samsung had achieved until now in its foldables. In addition, there is talk of a 7% larger battery than its predecessor, more durable hinges and a screen that is more resistant to scratches and bends.

With this move, Google would not only be consolidating its catalog, but also directly challenging brands such as Samsung, Apple and OnePlus, which dominate the high-end ranges of the market.

Wearables and beyond: Pixel Watch 4, AI and a possible surprise in audio

In addition to phones, everything indicates that we will see the Pixel Watch 4, the new generation of Google's smartwatch. This new model would arrive with a longer-lasting battery, a slimmer design, and notable improvements in integration with Google services such as Assistant, Fit, and Health Connect.

It is rumored that the Pixel Watch 4 could incorporate new health sensors and improved heart and sleep monitoring features, which would put it in direct competition with the Apple Watch Series 10. It could also have a more polished Wear OS operating system, specially optimized for the new generation of Tensor chips.

But that's not all. Some reports indicate that Google could take advantage of this event to show off new Pixel Buds or even some experimental device, such as smart glasses or accessories focused on productivity with artificial intelligence. While the latter isn't confirmed, it wouldn't be the first time Google has surprised everyone with a "One More Thing."

The August 20 event promises to be one of Google's most important events of the year. With a new, more diverse Pixel family, a potentially groundbreaking foldable, and a more robust ecosystem of wearables and artificial intelligence, the company wants to make it clear that it's more committed than ever to premium hardware.