Google has taken everyone by surprisal by send out invitations for a Pixel 9 launching event in August .
Ever since Google debut its Pixel phone range in 2016 , the society has announce its young flagship range in October – with the exception of the Pixel 5 in 2020 , which was compact in on the last day of September .
The companionship has just confound us all for a loop , then , by sending out invites for its next Made by Google vitrine on August 13 . The even will commence from 10AM PT , which works out to 5PM GMT .
This year the event will take position from Google HQ in Mountain View , California .
Google is promising “ the good of Google AI , Android software and the Pixel portfolio of devices , ” followed by a “ hand - on experience ” for attendees . Naturally there ’ll be a heavy focusing on Google’sGemini AIwith this new range .
If there was any doubtfulness what Google would be launch ( there really is n’t ) , Google has also launched a trivial Pixel 9 teaser video recording over on itsstore pageand on YouTube . It ’s only a abbreviated snipping , featuring the words ‘ Google Pixel ’ , follow by a light trace of the iconic ( yet soon to be reconfigured ) camera module and part of the abstract .
We also see the ‘ IX ’ part of Pixel highlighted , which of course is the turn nine in Roman numerals , followed by the aforementioned launching date , again in Romanist numerals .
This seems to be the Pixel 9 Pro – or one of them at least – due to the presence of three decided camera . Besides a unpatterned Pixel 9 , Google is wide bear to be splitting its Pro serial in two this year . The Pixel 9 Pro now taking the form of a small agio twist and the larger expansion slot now being occupied by aPixel 9 Pro XL .
There have also been rumours that Google will relaunch its Pixel Fold serial after just one generation as the Pixel 9 Fold . Such rumours were only strengthened when Google skipped an announcement at WWDC back in May . The original earpiece launch around in tardy June 2023 , yet we have n’t discover a peep from Google on new ironware – until now .
