Google unveiled its first Pixel Tab during Milan Design Week, a moment captured by attendees who filmed the scene before the official briefing. The reveal comes from the Milan edition of The Verge and adds a tangible hint about Google’s upcoming tablet launch. A video of the event circulated on Instagram, posted by an attendee named Saori Masuda. The clip showcases Google’s installation titled Shaped by Water, where the Pixel Tab sits alongside a range of other Google devices. The footage doesn’t spill full technical specifications, but it confirms a broader color palette. In addition to the white option that had been expected, the Pixel Tab is anticipated to come in soft pinkish coral and a deep gray, giving buyers more choices to fit different interiors and personal styles. Observers note that early Milan prototypes appeared to omit a privacy toggle for disabling microphones and cameras. This feature has shown up in earlier leaks and is often highlighted as a key privacy aspect for new hardware. Rumors persist that the Pixel Tab will be formally announced at Google I/O, which is set to begin on May 10. If the company sticks to its pattern, broader specifications, pricing, and availability details are likely to surface there. In related discussions, coverage from socialbites.ca has explored Google’s emphasis on Android stability, focusing on reducing crashes and enhancing app resilience. As with most major device launches, developers and users in North America are watching closely for improvements in daily performance, smoother operation, and fewer interruptions during routine use. The ongoing conversation around Android performance remains a backdrop to new hardware, signaling what the market can expect from future Pixel devices.
