Google Home event 2019: Pixel 4, Pixel Buds, Pixelbook Go and everything that’s announced
The camera app also offers dual-exposure control, allowing the user to adjust brightness, shadows as per the requirement.
Perhaps the most anticipated and rumored smartphone of 2019 is Google Pixel 4. All will be put to rest on tomorrow’s Google event. Google is expected to launch new Pixel 4 smartphones, Nest-branded smart speakers, Pixel Buds and other devices, including the Pixelbook Go.
The annual fall event of Google will take place in New York on October 15. The event will take place at 10 am US Eastern Time (7:30 pm India Standard Time) and be live-streamed on YouTube.
Well, since there seems to be some interest, here you go! Wait ’til you see what it can do. #Pixel4 pic.twitter.com/RnpTNZXEI1
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Google’s October 15 event highlights
Google will be unveiling the all-new design, improved cameras and processors on the latest device. Pixel 4 is expected to come in two sizes the standard and XL. As Google has already confirmed, both phones will feature a Soli radar chip that enables touchless gestures and more secure face unlock authentication.
Google’s main USP its camera has been revamped. This year, Google is adding two cameras on the back of Pixel 4. There will be a regular 12MP primary lens and a secondary telephoto lens capable of 8x digital zoom. The Pixel 4 might have a new astrophotography mode and a mode for capturing quick action shots. Google has also perfected low-light photography with Night Sight on the Pixel phones.
“For the new Pixel 4 smartphones to be successful, Google will have to accelerate retail execution and partnerships with telcos, as well as demonstrate that tighter integration with Android 10 delivers a better experience than the new iPhone 11, Samsung Galaxy S10 and Note 10 devices,” said Thomas Husson, principal analyst at Forresters.
Don’t expect Google to launch a 5G variant of the Pixel at Tuesday’s event. “Given the slow 5G start and limited consumer benefits, Google may wait for 2020 for a 5G edition,” according to Husson.
(With input from agencies)
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