10-04-2017NEWS

Here’s what Google announced at its “Made By Google” Pixel event

On October 4, Google held a product launch event in San Francisco. Fast Company’s Daniel Terdiman, Mark Sullivan, and Harry McCracken were there to provide live updates on the news, which included two Pixel phones, low-end and high-end versions of the Google Home smart speaker, a Chrome OS-based laptop-tablet hybrid called the PixelBook, an update […]

BY Harry McCracken

On October 4, Google held a product launch event in San Francisco. Fast Company’s Daniel Terdiman, Mark Sullivan, and Harry McCracken were there to provide live updates on the news, which included two Pixel phones, low-end and high-end versions of the Google Home smart speaker, a Chrome OS-based laptop-tablet hybrid called the PixelBook, an update to the Daydream headset, Pixel Buds headphones, and the AI-infused Google Clips camera. See below for a replay of our coverage–and read these additional stories:

Google Unveils New VR Headset And AR Stickers And Apps At Phone Event

Watch Google’s very loud demo of the new Home Max speaker

Google’s Clips Camera Is “Designed To Be Conspicuous”

Google Is Using Donuts To Lure People To Its Pop-up Home Mini Showroom Tour

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Harry McCracken is the global technology editor for Fast Company, based in San Francisco. In past lives, he was editor at large for Time magazine, founder and editor of Technologizer, and editor of PC World More

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