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It's turn to hold a major hardware event, albeit a little earlier than usual this year. The showcase will take place at 1PM ET on August 13. You can stream it live on the or simply watch above. We'll also have full, in-depth coverage of everything Google announces .
The company has already confirmed that it will show off the latest lineup of Pixel smartphones. We're expecting to see four models, the Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 XL, which will have a prominent . Google is also rebranding its latest foldable. Rather than being dubbed the Pixel Fold 2, the device is called the . The Gemini AI assistant will be baked deeply into all of these phones as Google aims to boost your productivity and make photo editing much easier.
Elsewhere, rumors suggest that Google will announce the Pixel Watch 3, which is . It's likely that we'll see the Pixel Buds 2 as well.
Given that Google revealed a and a week before the event, it seems that the company wants to keep the focus on Pixel devices. That said, there's always the chance of a genuine surprise or two. For what it's worth, an will start at 2:30PM ET.
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The company has already confirmed that it will show off the latest lineup of Pixel smartphones. We're expecting to see four models, the Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 XL, which will have a prominent . Google is also rebranding its latest foldable. Rather than being dubbed the Pixel Fold 2, the device is called the . The Gemini AI assistant will be baked deeply into all of these phones as Google aims to boost your productivity and make photo editing much easier.
Elsewhere, rumors suggest that Google will announce the Pixel Watch 3, which is . It's likely that we'll see the Pixel Buds 2 as well.
Given that Google revealed a and a week before the event, it seems that the company wants to keep the focus on Pixel devices. That said, there's always the chance of a genuine surprise or two. For what it's worth, an will start at 2:30PM ET.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
Console Bang News!