Google’s next big reveal: Pixel 9, Gemini, and more this august

  • Google’s August 13 event promises to be a significant showcase, with the Pixel 9 series and the latest AI advancements. 
  • Google’s focus on integrating cutting-edge generative AI capabilities has positioned it to make a significant impact in the tech world.

OUR TAKE
Google will be showcasing its highly anticipated Pixel 9 series, which will feature Gemini’s latest AI technology, at an event on 13 August. With new devices such as the Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Fold, as well as the launch of Android 15 updates and the smart home category, Google will make a major impact in the tech industry.

-Rae Li, BTW reporter

What happened

Google’s upcoming event on August 13 will highlight the new Pixel 9 family, including the Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Fold and the integration of advanced generative AI capabilities through Gemini

Also, this event will cover updates to Android 15, the latest Tensor G4 chip, and potentially new wearables such as the Pixel Watch 3 and Pixel Buds Pro 2. Google’s separation of its consumer-facing hardware launch from its developer conference and its ongoing efforts to enhance its AI capabilities signal a significant shift in its product strategy.

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Why it’s important 

Google’s August 13 event is set to reveal the Pixel 9 series to mark a significant leap in AI integration with the Gemini platform. Scheduled ahead of Apple’s iPhone 16 launch, this strategic timing underscores Google’s intent to lead in innovation. 

The introduction of the new Tensor G4 chip and Android 15 indicates the enhanced multitasking, satellite connectivity, and privacy features. Additionally, the spotlight will be on new wearables like the Pixel Watch 3 and Pixel Buds Pro 2 which showcases Google’s commitment to improve its hardware ecosystem and AI capabilities.

Rae-Li

Rae Li

Rae Li is an intern reporter at BTW Media covering IT infrastructure and Internet governance. She graduated from the University of Washington in Seattle. Send tips to rae.li@btw.media.

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