Keeping new gadgets a secret is becoming increasingly challenging for technology firms. Following a series of leaks for the Pixel 10 that surfaced yesterday, the unveiling continued with new Pixel 10 Pro images today via Android Headlines. It appears that Google has decided to tackle the situation head-on by releasing a video showcasing the Pixel 10.

On the Google Store’s page, the video features a brief animation where the numeral 10 morphs into a Pixel camera bar before pulling back to reveal the complete device. Although the video does not clarify whether this is the standard model or the Pro version, the store URL and the content reference only the “Pixel 10.” Notably, the device shown bears more resemblance to the anticipated design of the Pixel 10 Pro.

This is somewhat disheartening, considering the standard Pixel 10 is rumored to offer a markedly different experience compared to its predecessor. While the regular Pixel 10 is speculated to introduce a new telephoto lens (at the possible expense of some ultrawide capacity), the phone depicted in Google’s clip seems strikingly similar to the Pixel 9 Pro.

This indicates that while no features appear to be omitted from the standard model, the changes are likely to be only minor upgrades. A significant point to consider is this: the accuracy of the leaks concerning the Pixel 10 Pro suggests that information surrounding the base Pixel 10 may also hold true, derived from the same reliable source. This could signify a noteworthy development, as it points towards the regular Pixel 10 potentially offering a camera system that is inferior when compared to its predecessor, depending on the relevance of zoom capabilities to the user.