Google will launch a new Pixel smartphone at its Made By Google event on October 4, the tech giant announced via a video ad on X (formerly Twitter). It is widely believed that the company will be introducing the Pixel 8 series of phones at the event.
The 'Pixel' being launched at Made By Google on Oct 4 could be Pixel 8 and 8 Pro (Image courtesy: Google)
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While Google, in its ad, did not mention which new Pixel device it will launch, it used ‘w8’ instead of weight in its X post, indicating that it will indeed be the Pixel 8 base and Pro models making debut at Made By Google 2023.
“Big fall launches are stressful, but Pixel helps its friends stay cool as a cucumber. The w8 is almost over. Rest up for #MadeByGoogle on October 4th and sign up for the updates,” it said on X.
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Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, the current generation of the Pixel smartphones, debuted at the 2022 edition of Made By Google, which took place on October 6.
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Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, the current generation of the Pixel smartphones, debuted at the 2022 edition of Made By Google, which took place on October 6.
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Separately, according to reports, the Mountain View, California-headquartered company has been sending invites to the media inviting them for the upcoming Made By Google event.
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Like previous year, the latest edition will also take place in New York City, with the keynote slated for 10am Eastern Time (ET) on October 4, or 7:30pm in India on the day.
Interestingly, it will come three weeks after September 12's iPhone 15 launch event of Apple, the company arch-rival.
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