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Google will officially unveil Pixel 7 lineup with Pixel Watch on Oct. 6
Google Tuesday announced it will hold its next Made By Google keynote event on Thursday, Oct. 6. There will be an in-person element for the announcement, with members of the press invited to attend the keynote live in Brooklyn, New York.
The event will kick off at 10am ET or 7am PT and will be live streamed for those who can't attend the event to watch it.
Google has published a landing page for the event, which is where you'll be able to tune in and watch the keynote.
As for what's expected from Google at the Oct. 6 event? Well, we know that Google has the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro smartphones in the pipeline, and the first Pixel Watch smartwatch was teased earlier this year. The watch should make its debut at the event.
Of course, Google could have more products and surprises ready for launch at the event. In the past, the company has also used its Made By Google events to launch additional smart home products such as speakers and smart displays.
We'll, of course, have full coverage of the event as it happens. What are you hoping to see Google announce at the event? Leave a comment and let us know below!