New Delhi: Google I/O 2023, the company’s biggest annual event, is set for tonight. At the event, Google is likely to unveil a wide range of accessories, including intriguing hardware like the Pixel Fold and cutting-edge software like Android 14 and AI features. Here’s a list of important products that Google is most likely to unveil at the event.
pixel tablet
A few days ago, almost all the specifications of the Pixel tablet were leaked online. The device will include an 11-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 2560 x 1600, 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of storage, and will be powered by Google’s Tensor G2 chip. Additionally, it will support dual 8-megapixel cameras, Wi-Fi 6, and USI 2.0 stylus. ,Also Read: Google I/O Event 2023: Top 5 Expected Launches,
google pixel fold
Finally, Google has officially announced that it will be releasing its first foldable phone, the Pixel Fold. More details are expected to be shared at Google I/O today after the device was teased in a tweet and a video on May 4. ,Also read: Google I/O event 2023: Know date, time, how to watch live and what to expect,
google pixel 7a
Google’s latest low-cost flagship device, the Pixel 7a, is set to go on sale in India on May 11. According to rumours, the phone’s design, camera and Tensor G2 chipset all share similarities with the Pixel 7. A smaller OLED screen with 90Hz refresh rate, 3.5mm headphone connection, and lower price are some of the unique features of the Pixel 7a.
According to reports, the Pixel 7a will be priced at SGD 749 in Singapore, which is roughly equivalent to Rs 46,000 in India.
Google AI Features
Since I/O events tend to focus on the company’s most recent software inventions, it stands to reason that Google would announce new inventive developments there. Google is now engaged in an AI arms race with Microsoft and OpenAI. A new comprehensive language model, Bard enhancements, and Maggie, the company’s updated AI-powered search engine, have all been speculated.
android 14
The developer beta for Google’s upcoming mobile operating system has already begun, and the public release is scheduled for later this year, probably in October. While it may not bring any revolutionary improvements, the update is expected to focus on privacy, security, performance, and additional customization capabilities.