Live updates from the Pixel “Made by Google” event 🔴

It is time for Google “Made by Google” event. On Wednesday, August 20, Google will again reveal a family of new pixels, and this time we were betting on good money as Amnesty International Chatbot, Gemini, will be in the driver’s seat.

Unless Google plans to withdraw a rabbit from a hat, we do not expect any surprises for the devices. fixed Stream of leaks (and Google’s propaganda videosDuring the past few months, everything that can be known about the expected Pixel 10 family has revealed from smartphones (Pixel 10, 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL), Folding similar to the second generation books (Pixel 10 Pro XL), the Pixel Watch 4 (In Ahsam), the new A-Series (Pixel Buds 2A).

We do not say that no one will get lust for tools, but the focus will be on Gemini and how Google will transfer AI Chatbot. Are we finally getting the multiple real tasks of the agent that allows you to tell Gemini to do things only for you without the need to open any applications? Or will Google appear more than the same features of artificial intelligence for summaries and photo editing – but better and faster?

We will discover the Google Grand plan in less than 24 hours when the event begins at 1 pm Eastern time / 10 am. The editor -in -chief of the Great Consumer Technology at Gizmodo, Raymond Wong, will cover the event made by Google in Brooklyn, New York, which was the same place Samsung threw her big event that was unloaded last month. Guess all wonderful technology companies in Brooklyn now. Put a reference signal on this page and follow our direct blog tomorrow.

August 19Nothing for imagination

Google could not wait until the “Made by Google” event to announce the full Pixel 10 smartphone collection, so a family participated early. If you live under a rock, here are what you need to know: there will be pixels 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

You can see and read about Google’s “leakage” for all new Android phones here.

Check this new blue color. It looks like a bounce of the original, the first generation of pixels 1. The gray “Moonstone” looks neutral. – Raymond Wong

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