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Google Pixel 4 - What the 'Made by Google' keynote didn't say!
Google talked about a lot of the Pixel 4 features (and we knew a lot beforehand), but not everything was mentioned on stage. Here's what you missed!
Last year, the entire tech community was convinced that the Pixel 3 was perhaps the most leaked device of the year – to the extent that we knew almost everything about the phone's hardware. This year, with the Pixel 4 and the Pixel 4 XL, Google took a rather defensive step by revealing tidbits about the device itself. This decision to brace the proclivity of the current market, along with the insane number of leaks, meant that the Made by Google event didn't have many surprises. Unfortunately for Google (we feel you!), a big percentage of the software features were already revealed, thanks to the stream of exposés by our Editor-in-Chief, Mishaal Rahman. Google didn't even attempt to hide anything and started the keynote by displaying a picture of everything they had to announce.
The Pixel 4 does not come with free original quality Google Photos storage
Unfortunately, it looks like Google will not continue the free original quality Google Photos backup offer to Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL owners.
The headlining feature of the Pixel series has always been the camera. While other aspects have failed to match the competition, camera performance has always been a compelling reason to buy the phones. Google has always offered 3 years of free, original quality Google Photos storage to Pixel owners to fully take advantage of the cameras. Unfortunately, it looks like that offer will not be continued with the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL.
New Google Pixel Buds are truly wireless earbuds with Google Assistant support
Google's new Pixel Buds are now truly wireless earbuds. They feature everything they need to set them apart in today's market.
It's that time of the year again and Made by Google is stepping into the limelight. We're barely finished recovering from I/O back in May, which ultimately gave us Android 10. Now, after all the software madness, it's time for the hardware to shine. The focus of the event is obviously the Pixel 4, but every modern smartphone needs a good pair of wireless earphones to match. That's where the latest iteration of the Pixel Buds come in.
Google launches the Pixel 4 with 90Hz display, Motion Sense gestures, Face Unlock, Dual Cameras, and more
At Made by Google 2019, Google announced the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. Here's what you need to know about the specs, features, pricing, and availability.
After first teasing the phone 4 months ago, Google has officially unveiled the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. For those of you following tech news, you probably know a lot about the 2019 Pixel smartphones thanks to a bunch of leaks. Nevertheless, there were still some details that we were waiting to confirm, and besides, the 2019 Made by Google event isn't just about the new Pixel smartphones. Google's new smartphones are definitely the star of the show, though, so here's our summary of everything you need to know about the Google Pixel 4 series, including the hardware specifications, software features, pricing, availability.
Google Nest WiFi has a completely new design and doubles as a smart speaker
Nest WiFi is the follow-up to Google WiFi and it has a brand new design along with several new improvements and smart speaker functionality.
Leading up to the Made by Google event today, there were tons of leaks about almost every product that Google showed off. The one product that we didn't know a lot about beforehand was Google Nest WiFi, but now it's official. Nest WiFi is the follow-up to Google WiFi and it has a brand new design along with several new features.
Google Nest Mini is Google’s latest Assistant smart speaker with a built-in wall mount
Google has unveiled the Nest Mini, its latest affordable Google Assistant smart speaker. Unlike the Home Mini, the new device has a wall mount.
Google’s smartphone business has had mixed success, but some of its other hardware ventures have been much more successful. Take the Chromecast, for example, a product that has brought Google Cast, and by extension easy access to Google’s library of music and videos, to millions of homes around the world. The Chromecast’s success can be attributed to its low price and ease of use, making it an impulse buy that can be picked up by not only tech enthusiasts but also the average consumer. The Google Home Mini is another product that has been wildly successful for Google for much of the same reason, and today, the company has announced a refreshed model: the Google Nest Mini.
The Pixelbook Go is Google’s latest attempt at a high-end Chromebook
Google has announced the Pixelbook Go, its latest high-end Chromebook running Chrome OS. Is it a true successor to the Pixelbook?
Speed, Simplicity, and Security: This is Google’s motto for Chrome OS, its Linux-based operating system for laptops. Google has gained a foothold in the education market thanks to the low system requirements of Chrome OS, leading to a proliferation of cheap Chromebooks among students. However, Google has struggled to expand the appeal of Chrome OS outside of this market. They hope to change this with the Pixelbook Go.