The pixel 10 licks during a new ad photographs

We are used to seeing telephone leaks from rendering, supply chain sources or accidental retail lists, but a full -grown commercial shoot outdoors? This is also new for Google. This is exactly what seems to have happened for the upcoming Pixel 10, which gives us an unexpected and very early insight into the device and its marketing.

According to a report by 9to5googleThe one share of @MarksgonePublic on X was actively shot a production team that was actively a complaint for the “Google Pixel 10” in Vancouver. How can you be safe? Well, the storyboards were reportedly fully equipped with the shoot, which corresponds to the typical visual style of Google for their advertising material.

Ask more about your phone.

Perhaps the concrete take away from this unexpected unveiling is the apparent slogan for the Pixel 10 series: “Ask more about your phone.” ^{This certainly leans into the AI-First direction, which Google pushes with Gemini, which indicates that the pixel 10 with its intelligent functions and the ability to edit more complex user inquiries-is strongly marketed-EWAS, which we already see with the latest Gemini functions in Google's ecosystems.}

The storyboards also showed a device that is probably the Pixel 10 Pro (or possibly a Pro XL model), which was identified by the presence of two circles – probably the flash and the thermometer sensor – to the right of the camera array. From these storyboards, which showed the network switch, the volume playback, the camera lens and the back of the phone, the design does not show any major changes from the outside of Pixel 9 Pro.

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Cameras are still a focus

For everyone it should be no surprise that the turned ads have a strong focus on the camera functions of the pixel. The storyboards leaned quite a bit into the cameras and prominently showed the “Add Me” function.

We all expect the Pixel 10 series to probably signal an even deeper dive in AI at the end of this summer and the “Ask More of Your Phone” slogan. While the apparently familiar design indicates that Google focuses on its big changes for pixel 10 generation on the inside and the software experience, we will officially make these new phones official in the coming months.