Made By Google Event On 4 Oct: What To Expect?

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Pixel Phones and Watches Are Expected to Be Launched:




The yearly Made by Google event is quickly approaching, and you can easily view it live. The event, which is planned for October 4th, promises to make some significant announcements. The Pixel 8 series and the Pixel Watch 2 have already been hinted by Google, making their formal release all but certain. Hopefully, Android 14 for Pixels will also be released to the whole public. But, the company might also have some surprises in store. Google might release a new Chromecast, who knows? Everything we anticipate seeing at the Made by Google event on October 4 is listed below.


Google Pixel 8 and 8 Pro:

The Pixel 8 series will steal the show at Google's launch on October 4. The company revived its smartphone ambitions with the release of the Pixel 6 series in 2021. A year later, the Pixel 7 released with all the necessary improvements, such as an improved lossless 2x zoom option and up to 30x SuperRes Zoom on the Pixel 7 Pro. With some considerable changes, the Pixel 8 of this year seems poised to advance things.


Pixel Watch 2:

At its event on October 4th, Google will make several significant announcements in addition to the Pixel 8. The Pixel Watch 2—the company's second smartwatch—will also be unveiled. While the first-generation Pixel Watch was a respectable product, it had a lot of flaws, such as out-of-date internals, poor battery life, and several glitches. According to speculations, Google intends to atone with its second smartwatch.

Android 14:

Early September's release of the official Android 14 build by Google was eagerly anticipated. But following multiple beta versions and months of open testing, all the company had to give was a Quarterly Feature Drop and a rebranding of Android. The company reportedly postponed the release to October 4th due to some last-minute issues. Google is conducting its annual hardware presentation on that specific day, making it the ideal time for the company to begin the public rollout of the upcoming major version of Android.

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