Come October 4th, we’ll finally get an official look at the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro.
Google’s annual October hardware unveiling is now on the books. Come October 4th, we’ll finally get an official look at the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, which have leaked in various forms over the last several months. Even if there are no major surprises in store, we’ll get details on when you’ll be able to get Google’s new devices and how much it’ll cost.
The announcement that Google posted on its various social media profiles doesn’t include anything new. It features an anthropomorphized iPhone and Pixel talking to each other about the stresses of fall hardware launches. The phones have cucumber slices on their camera arrays because it is a very jokey video, but that also serves to obscure what could be the only visible change for the Pixel 8 Pro: a redesigned camera visor. However, the Pixel phone shown at the very end appears to be a 7 Pro and not the repeatedly leaked 8 Pro.
Android 14 is almost ready, and we expect it to begin appearing on current Pixel devices before the October event.
