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Where to watch the Google Pixel 10 launch event, Made by Google 2025 start time

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Where to watch the Google Pixel 10 launch event, Made by Google 2025 start time
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We’re deep into August, and that means the Google Pixel 10 release date is more or less here. The tech giant has already given us a bunch of teasers, poking fun at Apple along the way, and confirmed that the Pixel 10 series will launch on August 20. This coincides with the Made by Google Event, which exists to showcase the brand’s latest Pixel hardware, including its smartphones, smartwatches, and (we suppose less smart) earbuds.

In any case, if you’re looking to tune into the event, we’ve put together all the details down below, including the start time and where to watch the livestream. At the time of writing, the event will go live in less than 48 hours.

When does Made by Google 2025 start?

Made by Google will start on Wednesday, August 20. The event’s official live stream will begin at 1 PM Eastern Time, local time, as Google has decided to bring the event back to New York City. Last year, it was hosted at Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, California. Below, you can see how that all looks in various regions.

  • US Pacific (PDT): 10 AM
  • US Eastern (EDT): 1 PM
  • UK (BST): 6 PM
  • Central Europe (CEST): 7 PM
  • India (IST): 10:30 PM
  • Sydney, Australia (AEST): 3 AM, August 21
  • Auckland, New Zealand (NZST): 5 AM, August 21

There have been numerous rumors and leaks regarding the Pixel 10 lineup. Most recently, we got to see some hands-on benchmarks for the flagship Pixel 10 Pro XL that suggested it’s not a massive upgrade over the existing Pixel 9 lineup. On the bright side, earlier leaks tell us to expect increased battery capacity across the board.

We should also be getting a Pixel 10 Pro Fold, which seems to have received some valuable upgrades according to specs leaks. However, nothing is confirmed just yet, so you’re better off waiting to see what Google says this Wednesday.


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