This year’s annual event for Google’s newest products came with the expected after Google leaked their own phone back in July. The Pixel 4 and its larger counterpart, Pixel 4 XL were announced. Alongside other products such as Pixel Buds, Pixelbook Go and Nest products.
A few new things #madebygoogle and made to help. ⚡️ https://t.co/6VAp362eiW
— Google (@Google) October 15, 2019
The Pixel 4 comes with dual-cameras in the rear with a square design reminiscent of this year’s design trend. Improving on its popular feature that allows great night photography and day-time shots. Focusing on AI to improve each shot taken from it’s dual-cameras. Such as using live HDR preview that’ll have dual exposure controls to what you desire in brightness or shadows.
Another feature coming to Pixel 4s required a new chip called Project Soli that is a radar detector. Detecting hand movements over the phone and control different features of the device. Such as music, alarms, calls and more.
Specifications for the Pixel 4s:
- Display: 5.7″ FHD+ for Pixel 4 & 6.3″ QHD+ for Pixel 4 XL
- Battery: 2800 mAH for Pixel 4 & 3700 mAH for Pixel 4 XL
- Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 855
- Memory: 6 GB LPDDR4x
- Storage: 64 GB or 128 GB with no external storage
- Rear Camera: 16 MP Telephoto Lens & 12.2 MP Main Camera
- Front Camera: 8 MP Main Camera
Pixel Buds and Pixelbook Go were revealed. Starting at $179 and released Spring 2020, the Pixel Buds will last about five hours with its case providing another 24 hours. They also feature noise cancelling software based on the environment around. Regarding the Pixelbook Go which is priced at $649 and coming available soon. It features an Intel Core m3 processor, 8 GB of RAM and starting at 64 GB of storage and a Full HD display.
Google announced Stadia’s launch date for November 19th. That’ll be available for Chromecast, Pixelbooks and Pixel phones. As well as other devices wherever available.
Nest is coming with new devices and features. Nest Aware is a cloud-recording service that is being altered to allow many devices to be recorded and have access to their recording history. With a $6 fee a month that’ll have 30 days of event history being available. Another tier is $12 a month that’ll have 60 days of event history or 10 days of 24/7 video history. The new change will go into effect early 2020. Nest Wifi is a router/smart speaker device shipping out November 4th. Bundles of two-pack or three-pack Nest Wifi starting $269 and $349, respectively. Nest Mini is a wall-mountable speaker that is much improved for responses. Shipping out October 22nd for $49.
Source: Google & TechCrunch
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