That’s a wrap from the Google’s multi-product event. Keep tuned in with us for all the in-depth stories on the products announced today.
The Google Home will be available in the US for now, priced at $129, bundled with 6 months of YouTube Red subscription. Can be pre-ordered starting today.
But it gets even better, you can Google Home your way to watching the latest Stranger Things episode on Netflix from your TV.
For Google Home, they have partnered with host of home solution providers. You can even use Google Home to stream content from the Chromecast.
Next up is the Google Home.
Google WiFi router will come bundled with internet plans starting from $129. It has been enabled with smart features, provided by Google Assistant.
The Google Daydream VR headset has been launched for $79, bundled with the controller. This will be available in the US from early November, no launch date in India announced.
This is what powers the Google Pixel phone. The major attraction is definitely the built-in support for Google Assistant.
The Google Pixel phones will be available in multiple colour options, with prices starting from $649. The phone debuts in India on 13 October, prices yet to be divulged.
Google promises that the Pixel will get quick software updates, 24x7 customer service support, and easy switch to Pixel feature for new users.
You can watch the live stream of the Google Pixel event over here.
Google claims that the Pixel’s camera can capture images faster than any other phone in the market.
Now, they’re talking about the camera prowess of the Pixel, and according to DXO marks, it seems to be the best in the market.
With Google Assistant, now users can message using multiple platforms, and get a reply from either WhatsApp/Messenger or just SMS.
The Google Pixel is officially out, and here’s how it looks. This, as per Rick, is the first phone to come with built-in Google Assistant support, and it is ready-made for virtual reality on mobile.
Rick Osterloh, previously with Motorola, is now part of the newly formed hardware division at Google. He’s on the stage now to talk up the influence of Google Assistant on hardware created by Google.
Speaking about the Text to speech feature, Pichai asks Google who is the Prime Minister of Canada, the answer...
Google seems to have upped its game in the space of machine translation, improving from 89% to 93.9% today, as highlighted by Pichai.
There’s a big crowd in there to attend the Google event in San Francisco today.
Time for Google Assistant video.
Pichai, CEO of Google is speaking on the company’s ambition to achieve success in the field of artificial intelligence and machine learning with Google Assistant.
And we’re live from the event, where Sundar Pichai takes the centre stage to welcome the guests from across the world.
Reports have indicated that the Google Pixel is the first made-by-Google phone to rival iPhone 7, helping them move away from the partnership model that was previously seen with the Nexus series. Multiple leaks earlier this month showed us the glimpses of this upcoming phone.
Hello and welcome to our live blog for the MadebyGoogle event slated to start in the next 15 minutes.
Well, they may not be saying much, but the internet sphere has got enough leaks to suggest that a premium build Pixel phone is on the cards for tonight. That and other devices like Google Home are highly expected to get a price tag.
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