Google’s Big Reveal is Set for August 20 – New Pixels, Foldables and AI.

New Pixels, a sleeker Fold, and smarter AI ; Google is ready to show off

Shalom Ihuoma
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Google is setting the stage for it’s next big moment, And the date is August 20, 2025. That is when the company plans to unveil its newest Pixel phones and devices in Mountain View, California, according to The Tech Portal.

This launch is not part of the usual Google I/O conference. Instead, Google is doing it’s own special event much like how Apple handles iPhone launches. It is a clear sign that the company wants full attention on its hardware, especially the Pixel line. As The Tech Portal points out, the invite says “AI… meet IX”, which is a not-so-subtle hint at both artificial intelligence and the new Pixel 9 lineup.

 So What is Google Actually Launching?

Here is what we expect, based on The Tech Portal and what the invite suggests:

  • Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, and Pixel 9 Pro XL : Three phones are likely coming. Yes, there is a new “Pro XL” size for people who want a larger screen (and maybe a bigger battery too).
  • A new Pixel Fold: Google is giving its foldable phone another try. This second version is expected to be slimmer, lighter, and probably less clunky than the first one.
  • Smarter, AI-powered features: All these new devices are expected to run on the Tensor G4 chip. That means better photo editing, smarter voice tools, more efficient battery use, and faster overall performance.

Why This Launch Is a Big Deal

Google has been slowly turning it’s Pixel phones into smart tools powered by AI like Magic Eraser for photos, real-time voice typing, and call screening. But this event is expected to take things to the next level.

The company is clearly trying to stand out in the growing AI smartphone race. Samsung already launched its Galaxy AI, and Apple is preparing to bake more AI into the upcoming iPhone 16. Google is not sitting back, it wants in, and this launch proves it.

Another plus? The event will be livestreamed, so fans, techies, and curious minds alike can tune in from anywhere in the world.

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