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Google Hardware Event October 2018
All stories in Google Hardware Event October 2018
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Google’s new Chromecast looks suspiciously similar to its old Chromecast
Google's new Chromecast – its video streaming device – looks similar to its old one. But is that a bad thing? No, not ...
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Google updated its wireless earbuds with a bold new feature — a wire
Google's made a bold move with its wireless Pixel Buds – it's put a wire on them. But, this actually might be a winning ...
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Here's everything Google revealed at its Pixel 3 event
Google today held its annual Made By Google event, where it showed off its newest toys. While it's true we got a glimpse of most of them ahead of time thanks to copious leaks (which Google themselves lightly poked fun at during the opening segment), it was still fun to see them in ...
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Google wants its Pixel Stand to set the standard for wireless chargers
Google today introduced its new wireless charger, the Pixel Stand. The idea behind the hardware is to turn an inert object ...
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Here's what's new in Google's Pixel 3 camera
It was obvious before launch that the Google Pixel 3's camera would be in limelight. And Google has packed it with plenty of features to make a contender for this year's top smartphone camera. Specification wise the camera mostly remains the same on the rear, while the front gets ...
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The Pixel Slate is Google's first Chrome OS tablet and costs $599
At today's Google hardware event, Senior VP of Hardware Rick Osterloh announced the company was making a new tablet, dubbed the Pixel Slate. This 2-in-1 marks the first time the company has used its Chrome OS in one of its own tablets. https://twitter.com/madebygoogle/status/1049679857699962880 We've ...
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Google announces Home Hub – its Echo Show and Facebook Portal competitor
Google announced at today's hardware event it was creating a smart home display called Google Home Hub. This device marries its Google Home smart speaker with a tablet interface. https://twitter.com/madebygoogle/status/1049680001581375489 The Hub looks very much like the Echo ...
