Google has just announced an event for October 15 in New York City where it’s expected it’ll finally reveal the much-leaked Pixel 4. While our tiny, faraway land of Australia always misses out on the big tech launches, you’ll thankfully be able to tune in to a livestream of the event. Here’s how to watch it.
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Google is looking set to unveil the Pixel 4 during its New York event in October after months of rumours and alleged leaks. We’re expecting two models, a regular size and the XL, and specs-wise, it’ll supposedly come with an OLED screen, 6GB of RAM, a Snapdragon 855 chip and a 2,800mAH battery â ” a slight downgrade from the Pixel 3 battery.
We already have a very good idea of what it looks like due to numerous, and consistent, leaks. It’s likely to have a thicc camera bump and it comes in an outlandish coral finish and a Google ad in New York City’s Time Square, recently spotted by Reddit users, seemed to confirm it.
How do I watch it?
The event will begin at 10am on Tuesday, October 15 in New York City. For Australians, that translates to 1am on Wednesday, September for Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart. As Brisbane doesn’t sign up for daylight savings, it’s midnight on the Wednesday for them. Adelaide, is 12.30am and in Perth, it’s 10pm on Tuesday, October 15.
You can view it below on Made By Google’s YouTube channel.
Is it just the Pixel 4 launch?
While the Pixel 4 is expected to be the biggest announcement, there’s supposedly more on the way. Google’s been a bit tight-lipped about its cloud gaming service, Google Stadia, but a leaked slide show indicates the service’s app will be available from next year on Android TV and Google has previously stated it’ll be ready for public release in some countries, like the US, by November 2019. It’s not yet clear if or when Australians will get the service.
Earlier this year, Google said it was out of the business of making tablet devices but 9to5Google is suggesting a new PixelBook might be on the way. The site noticed a listing with the US Federal Communications Commission, suggesting one’s on the way.
Aside from those potential announcements, a new Nest Mini (re-branded from Home Mini) and Nest WiFi router are also expected to be unveiled.
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