Summary
- The Pixel 10’s new system sounds, including ringtone, notification, and alarm, have leaked online.
- Google may expand the new sound collection to older models as well.
- The Pixel 10 lineup may launch earlier than usual this year.
Google is holding a Pixel Superfans event in late June, hinting at an earlier than usual launch for the Pixel 10 series. As the phone’s possible release timeframe draws closer, more leaks surrounding it continue to make their way onto the internet. The new wallpapers that Google will bundle with the Pixel 10 lineup leaked online a few weeks ago, and now, the new ringtone, notification sound, and alarm sounds have also surfaced.
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The Google Pixel 10 makes its first appearance in the wild during an ad shoot
It looks a lot like the Pixel 9
The new system sounds initially surfaced on the YouTube channel theVakhovske before being reshared by the Google Pixel Hub Telegram channel.
Building on the Pixel’s existing “Your New Adventure” tone, the new ringtone is aptly named “The Next Adventure.” Likewise, the new “Kernel” notification chime sounds similar to the existing “Eureka” chime, albeit with a softer tone. Google will call the new alarm tone “Fresh Morning,” which again builds on the existing “Fresh Start” tone.
You can listen to the new Pixel 10 ringtone, notification, and alarm sound in the YouTube video above. If you like them, you can download the files from the linked Telegram channel and use them on your current phone.
Google usually introduces a fresh set of Pixel ringtones alongside its latest phones. These tones also make their way to older Pixel devices. For example, with the Pixel 8 lineup in October 2023, the company rolled out the “Gems” series of notification sounds and ringtones.
Then, with the Pixel 9 series, it releases the “Sound Matters” collection of sounds and ringtones. So, it’s likely that the Pixel 10’s new ringtone and sound collection will also officially make its way to older models.
Will the Pixel 10 launch early this year?
Google plans to launch the stable release of Android 16 in June this year, a few months earlier than usual. Plus, the company is holding its Pixel Superfans event in late June, again a few months ahead of schedule.
All these signs, along with the recent wave of leaks, suggest that even the Pixel 10 may debut ahead of mid-August. We could see Google’s new flagship Pixels go official as soon as July or early August this year. If so, expect more leaks surrounding the devices to appear on the internet in the coming days.
