Oct 05, 2016
01:58 (IST)
Google Pixel, Pixel XL’s Really Blue Colour Variant Is Not Launching in India
Oct 04, 2016
23:00 (IST)
Google Pixel Phone Launched: First Phone With Google Assistant Built-In
22:55 (IST)
That’s about all there is from the event. Thanks for following the live blog. Stay tuned to Gadgets 360 for detailed coverage.
22:54 (IST)
There’ll be an embedded Google Assistant SDK next year.
22:52 (IST)
This helps developers create bots for Google Assistant. You can bring in the Uber bot if you ask the Google Assistant to call an Uber.
22:51 (IST)
This will help Google partners use Google Assistant.
22:51 (IST)
He’s talking about Actions on Google. There are two kinds of actions – Direct Actions and Conversational Actions.
22:48 (IST)
Google’s lead engineer for Google Assistant, Scott Huffman, is on stage.
22:47 (IST)
It’ll be available for pre-orders from today and will start shipping on November 4.
22:46 (IST)
Google Home will be available for $129. It comes with free six months of YouTube Red.
22:46 (IST)
Google Home will be available for $129. It comes with free six months of YouTube Red.
22:46 (IST)
Google Home will be available for $129. It comes with free six months of YouTube Red.
22:47 (IST)
It’ll be available for pre-orders from today and will start shipping on November 4.
22:47 (IST)
It’ll be available for pre-orders from today and will start shipping on November 4.
22:48 (IST)
Google’s lead engineer for Google Assistant, Scott Huffman, is on stage.
22:48 (IST)
Google’s lead engineer for Google Assistant, Scott Huffman, is on stage.
22:51 (IST)
He’s talking about Actions on Google. There are two kinds of actions – Direct Actions and Conversational Actions.
22:51 (IST)
He’s talking about Actions on Google. There are two kinds of actions – Direct Actions and Conversational Actions.
22:51 (IST)
This will help Google partners use Google Assistant.
22:51 (IST)
This will help Google partners use Google Assistant.
22:52 (IST)
This helps developers create bots for Google Assistant. You can bring in the Uber bot if you ask the Google Assistant to call an Uber.
22:52 (IST)
This helps developers create bots for Google Assistant. You can bring in the Uber bot if you ask the Google Assistant to call an Uber.
22:54 (IST)
There’ll be an embedded Google Assistant SDK next year.
22:54 (IST)
There’ll be an embedded Google Assistant SDK next year.
22:55 (IST)
That’s about all there is from the event. Thanks for following the live blog. Stay tuned to Gadgets 360 for detailed coverage.
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The Google Pixel Event begins at 9.30pm IST (9am PT) on Tuesday, and this is Gadgets 360’s live blog of the event. Google is expected to launch two Android smartphones – Pixel and Pixel XL – at the event. This could mark the death of the Nexus brand name and an acknowledgement that the series had a lot of room for improvement.
(Also see: Google Pixel Event: Pixel, Pixel XL, Google Home, and What Else to Expect From the October 4 Event)
The Google October 4 event is also expected to see the unveiling of the Andromeda platform, which could replace Chrome OS. This could be an acknowledgement that Chrome OS has failed and could be Google’s way of trying to break into the market for tablets and laptops.
(Also see: Google Pixel, Pixel XL Leaked on Verizon Ahead of October 4 Event; Google Magic and Blue Colour Variant Revealed)
The Google event is also expected to unveil more details about Google Home, Google Wi-Fi, Chromecast 4K, and the Daydream VR headset. The biggest takeaway here is that Google could be using it’s own ‘G’ logo on all the hardware it launches at the October 4 event. If your Internet connection won’t allow you to catch the event live or you’re stuck at work during the event, you can just follow this live blog for latest updates. Gadgets 360 is at the venue so we’ll have nice event photos too. Stay tuned.
(Also see: Google Daydream VR Headset Tipped to Cost $79; to Be Unveiled on October 4 Event)
We discuss what you can expect from Google’s October 4 event, featuring Pixel smartphones, Andromeda, and more on Orbital: The Gadgets 360 Podcast. You can either subscribe to via iTunes or RSS or just hit the play button below.
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