Google's 'Made by Google' event will take place in New York City, where the company is expected to share its upgrades to its smartphone and wearables.
The company shared an image on its subscriptions and services page of a new phone with rumored consolidated camera bar and rounded corners.
Images also confirm the Google Pixel 8's cameras are being combined in one pill-shaped module.
It has almost all the same specs as its flagship counterpart, including wireless charging and a 90Hz refresh rate. It's also only $500.
I'm not feeling the rounded look of the next Google flagship.
The latest leak from overseas alleges the Pixel 7a will adopt more memory and a faster refresh rate than its predecessor.
The company is also pushing out more features to older Pixel devices.
The long-awaited feature can be toggled on through the settings starting today.
A specific 4K clip from the movie Alien seems to be a real menace on Google Pixel 7 and 6 devices.
There are also new features for the Pixel Watch, including sleep profiles.
Even as Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro gets more capabilities, the Pixel 7/7 Pro remains unrivaled in picture-taking.
Unfortunately, there's no Pixel Tablet to touch in person yet. But here's a look at everything else Google debuted at its fall event.
The hardware and software are impressive on paper, but Google still needs to prove it's got the Android phone worth wielding.
The iPhone 14 is giving me a little deja vu. But to Apple's credit, it's managed to improve some previously Android-only features.
It’s a hit for Google with its Tensor processor and night shooting capabilities, though it still sweats some of the small stuff.
Another leak compares the Pixel 6 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra's fingerprint unlock with Google's upcoming mid-range device.
We're a little over a month away from the expected release date, but YouTube's got plenty of teasers already.
It's a fun way to put a cool spin on what is otherwise a relatively standard software update.
You can't buy any of these phones yet, but they're coming soon.
Google's inaugural budget smartphone will see its last software update in July 2022.
