Google Pixel ecosystem making waves with big leaks, bold updates, and stylus speculation

It’s been a whirlwind couple of days for Pixel fans and tech enthusiasts alike. From Pixel 10 design leaks to Pixel Tablet stylus teasers and some friendly jabs at the competition, Google’s Pixel ecosystem is making waves. Here’s your Pixel-packed rundown.

Pixel 10 design sneak peek

While we’re still months away from the official launch, we’ve caught a sneak peek at the Pixel 10’s sleek design. Thanks to a recent leak, we know that Google is sticking to its signature camera bar, albeit with a refined, curved look. It’s a bold move that promises to keep the Pixel family distinct and stylish. The leak, featuring images of a prototype case, also shows the familiar USB-C cutout at the base.

No drastic departures here — Google seems intent on keeping the Pixel 10 lineup easily recognizable while refining its iconic look. Expect the Pixel 10 family to drop in August 2025, following the Pixel 9a’s rumored debut at Google I/O next May.

Google’s stylus for the Pixel Tablet

Google has a pen for its Pixel Tablet, and it’s… a bit late to the party. The “Pen for Google Pixel Tablet,” codenamed Bushukan, was reportedly gearing up for launch with the now-canceled Pixel Tablet 2. It boasts familiar features: exchangeable tips, Find My Device support, and handwriting-to-text conversion.

The standout trick? The pen magnetically docks and charges via Google’s upcoming keyboard accessory. While it’s a clever solution, the real question is: does anyone need this pen when other USI 2.0 styli are already out there? With no launch date in sight, the pen feels like a classic case of “too little, too late.”

Pixel Studio v1.4 brings smarter and artsier stickers

Pixel Studio is stepping up its game with version 1.4, letting you create AI-powered stickers straight from Gboard. Now, you can describe a sticker concept and watch it come to life. Want a “crochet cat drinking tea”? Done.

This update also brings new style suggestions, from “Claymation” to “Video Game,” ensuring your creativity never hits a wall. It’s rolling out now for the Pixel 9 series, and early adopters are already crafting some truly wild designs.

Pixel 9 Pro’s AI focus likely to outsmart the Galaxy S25 Ultra

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra will reportedly stick with 12GB of RAM in its base model — a spec that Google left behind. The Pixel 9 Pro variants all boast 16GB of RAM, ensuring buttery-smooth AI performance, even at a lower starting price.

Sure, Google’s Pixels still start with 128GB of storage, but it’s clear they’re prioritizing AI smarts over sheer storage space perhaps in an attempt to promote Google One. And hey, considering that Samsung’s Galaxy S21 Ultra had 12GB of RAM three years ago, it’s safe to say Google’s pulling ahead in the AI arms race.

What’s next?

As we inch closer to 2025’s Pixel 9a and potentially the elusive stylus launch, Google continues to solidify its identity: playful, practical, and focused on innovation where it counts. With the Pixel 10 already taking shape and AI-driven tools becoming the norm, the future of the Pixel family looks bright and stylishly consistent.

Stay tuned, Pixel lovers, because it’s going to be an exciting ride.