With Apple, Samsung, Microsoft and Amazon already having had their fall announcement events this year, Google's hardware keynote is ostensibly the last major launch of 2023. The company has more or less told us what it's going to be unveiling today, teasing us with trailers of the Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro and Pixel Watch 2. If the keynotes of the other tech giants told us anything, it's that we should expect Google to also pile on with a ton of updates about its developments in generative AI, in addition to the new phones and smartwatch. We'll also probably learn more about features coming to Android 14, and it's highly likely the Assistant gains some new skills as well.
The show kicked off on October 4 at 10AM ET, and so far we've covered the release of the Pixel 8 series, including the Pro, Pixel Watch 2, Pixel Buds Pro, and new AI features. Stay tuned as we update this liveblog with even more news coming out of the keynote.
News
Google’s Pixel Watch 2 refines last year’s template
Google's Pixel 8 is a smaller 6.2-inch flagship with a bigger battery
Google's $999 Pixel 8 Pro leans into high-end camera features
Pixel Buds Pro update adds conversation detection and several other new features
Android 14 is now available to download on Pixel devices
Google extends software support for Pixel phones to a full seven years
Google's Tensor G3 chip is focused on speeding up AI for the Pixel 8 phones
Google Pixel 8 lineup has a bevy of generative AI features
The Google Pixel Fold’s dual-screen interpreter begins rolling out
Hands-on
Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro hands-on: Generative AI and a temperature sensor on your phone
Google Pixel Watch 2 hands on: New biometric sensors in a slightly lighter package
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