Where to watch and what to expect during the Pixel 7 series launch – Technology News, Firstpost

FP staff06 Oct 2022 15:44:43 IST

Google will be holding its annual hardware event, which will showcase some of the most anticipated devices that techies have been waiting for. Google is all set to officially unveil the much-anticipated Pixel 7 series and Pixel Watch along with some other products at this year’s event which they called Made by Google.

This year, Google’s annual device or hardware launch event will be held in Brooklyn, New York. Although the number of people invited to attend in person is limited, the event will be streamed live on Google’s event website and the company’s own YouTube channel.

Event made by Google: when to watch
The launch will take place today, which is October 6th, and will begin at 10:00 AM ET or 7:30 PM for those living in India. Google launch events usually last an hour, so expect the Made by Google event to last until 8:30 or 9 p.m. Google likes to keep it short and to the point, so don’t be surprised if Google finishes everything in less than an hour.

Event made by Google: What to expect
In recent years, Google has been unable to keep the details of its Pixel flagships under wraps until the official announcement. This year, things were different in the sense that Google decided to reveal the design of the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro back in May during Google I/O. We suspect that many new announcements will be related to these two devices.

The first teaser for Google’s Pixel 7 series was released during I/O developers back in May, and it showed images of the new Pixels. In terms of design, they are similar to the Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, but have a slightly different camera panel, which will now be made of metal instead of the glass visor of the Pixel 6.

Google will also introduce the Pixel Watch series along with Android 13 and the latest Tensor G2 SoC. We may also learn more about the rumored foldable Pixel phone and the upcoming Pixel tablet. Google has also announced that it will be releasing a range of Nest products, which may include a Nest Wi-Fi router with Wi-Fi 6E support.