Though we already have a fairly good idea of what Google plans to announce on Aug. 20, there are a few things I want on the agenda, starting with a smartphone that can take a beating.

Google is getting ready to introduce its Pixel 10 series in just a few days, but in the meantime, you can find some big discounts on the company's current generation Pixel 9 family.

Google could've solved this trust issue by being more transparent instead of trying to sweep it all under the rug.

Dive into what we can expect from the Made by Google 2025 event, where the tech giant will debut its Pixel 10 lineup.

You can visit the Pixel 10's Google Store page now, which shows an image of the back of the standard Pixel 10 phone. There's also a button there to sign up for emails to receive an "exclusive offer" for new subscribers, offering a single-use discount for an eligible device from August 20 - September 4 when buying the phone via the Google Store.

Google didn’t share much else, but we already know how much the Pixel 10 Pro Fold will cost thanks to a previous leak. Per Android Headlines, Google is not planning to raise pricing for its new book-style foldable. It’ll reportedly start at $1,800 for 256GB, $1,919 for 512GB, and $2,149 for 1TB.

The budget Google Pixel 9a was the first big price cut we saw earlier this week, but the deals have officially moved up all the way up to the most expensive models. The Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold has received a $600 discount on Amazon, dropping it to the lowest price we've ever seen.

Images of a leaked dummy model of the Google Pixel 10 offers our clearest look yet at the base model's design. Take a look here.