It’s Pixel 10 leaks day, apparently, as a collection of ringtones from Google’s upcoming smartphones have just leaked following other new information coming out.
Earlier today, leaks revealed that Google’s Pixel 10 series will launch on the same day as last year – August 13 – while another leak showed the Pixel 10 Pro XL in the flesh for the first time and confirmed a few key changes and specs. Yet another leak that came out today, though, includes a batch of new ringtones that are allegedly coming with the Pixel 10.
Tech & Leaks Zone on Telegram obtained a handful of sound files that are claimed to be the new ringtone, notification, and alarm sounds for the Pixel 10 series.
The new ringtone is called “The next adventure” and is an updated version of the current “Your new adventure” ringtone. It’s a bit more upbeat and uses a different style compared to the piano in the current ringtone, but still feels very familiar, just as the name would imply. It almost feels ripped from a video game at parts.
A new default notification chime is called “Kernel.” It sounds very similar to the existing “Eureka,” but with a slightly more subdued sound effect.
Finally, “Fresh Morning” is a new alarm sound and starts off very subtly before getting a bit louder and faster as it goes along. It sounds like a really nice way to wake up! Like the other two, the underlying melody is the same as “Bright Morning” and “Fresh Start,” just with a new set of instruments and pacing.
You can listen to all three of the new sounds in the video below, while an APK claimed to be pulled from a Pixel 10 Pro allows for easier use of these ringtones on your device (though we don’t necessarily recommend installing a random APK, so do so only at your own risk.
Notably, too, we don’t know for sure if these will be the default on the Pixel 10 series. Beyond that, your current settings will likely be pulled over to the new device if you upgrade and transfer your data.
What do you think of these new ringtones?
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