Google generally manage to go easy on hardware announcements at the Google I/O, but this year their idea was totally different. While the company made a compelling number of announcements on the software front, it also launched the Pixel 6a and the Google Pixel Buds Pro.
It also teased the new Pixel 7 series (Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro), the Pixel Watch, and the Pixel Tablet.
Google Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro details
It has said that the Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro are going to be charged by the next generation of the Tensor chip that’s still not announced.
While the design language of the Pixel 7 series is similar to what it introduced with the Pixel 6 series, the visor-styled camera bar on the next devices is now made of cultured aluminum with it running straight into the frame on both sides of the device to give a more reliable and unified look.
Since the camera styles are now on uniform aluminum, they look adventurous and emerge out more as compared to the Pixel 6 series where they intended to mix into the black background. The Pixel 7 will get two rear cameras while the Pixel 7 Pro will get three.
The Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro are going to launch later this year along with the Pixel Watch.
It did not disclose any more information on the smartphones, so we’ll just have to wait.
Google Pixel Watch details
This we knew was absolutely going to be teased. After a lot of easygoing time allusions and many of the Google I/O hosts sporting it, the Pixel Watch was finally made official at Google I/O.
All of what was figured out, fit. The Pixel Watch is the first wearable that has been created from beginning by them and it is going to come with Fitbit alliance. Ever since it accomplished Fitbit, we knew this was imminent.
Google cited that the Pixel Watch was going to get upgraded fitness tracking with stats, progress, personal fitness goals, sleep tracking, continuous heart rate tracking, Active Zone minutes, etc., all powered by Fitbit.
The smartwatch is also going to get the Google Home app through WearOS which will favour users to control connected devices right from the wrist.
