So Google just showed off its latest Pixel devices at the Made by Google event (Singapore pricing and availability here). As you’d expect, the focus is on AI, with the new Pixel 10 phones running Google’s newest Gemini Nano model to enable even more helpful on-device AI experiences.
The big new AI feature I’m eyeing on the Pixel 10 phones is Magic Cue, which proactively brings up contextual suggestions based on the information gathered from multiple Google apps like Gmail, Calendar and Messages. As someone who has often missed late email notifications for my library books, I wouldn’t mind having my Pixel phone bringing that up ahead of time. I’m sure we all have had moments like that, when we wished someone (or something) had given us a timely reminder.
As for the actual hardware, the upgrades for the new Pixel 10 phones appear incremental, which is the norm nowadays. Slightly bigger battery with slightly faster charging speeds, slightly brighter screens, faster processo…
