New images of Google’s Pixel Slate are leaked

In the Internet appeared the information about the Google Pixel Slate – the first tablet of the Corporation. More importantly, you may want to know what hardware products will be unveiled.

As we inch towards the end of a smartphone year, we will witness one of the last few major launches of 2018 tonight.

This week it’s Google’s turn.

So, let’s take a look at what are to expect from tomorrow as the event takes off. The Pixel Slate, which was known under the codename “Nocturne”, has been subject of numerous leaks – just like many other soon to be released Google devices. The main difference between the two phones is size.

Google is also planning to unveil an iteration to the last year’s Pixel Chromebook.

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According to the latest leak, Google Pixel 3 will come with a 5.5-inch display with 1080p resolution.

And finally there is expected to be a new Chromecast.

There are also unconfirmed rumours they might also come in a light pink and aqua colour option. Apart from this there’s still the glass window at the top side for all the Pixel 3 XL radios. For some time now, the device has been discontinued.

Google smartphones have some of the best camera technology on the market and it will continue to be a drawcard for the tech giant.

The noteworthy new feature is that the Pixel 3 XL will come with dual front-facing cameras. The phone runs on Android 9.0 Pie and features Active Edge gestures, which include squeezing the sides of the smartphone to perform some actions. The Pixel 3 would be a 2,915mAh battery, while the Pixel 3 XL gets a 3,430mAh battery. It’s probably Google’s answer to the iPhone XR, but we can only know for sure later today. The Pixel phones are also set to come with a wireless charging stand that props the phone up while it charges to make the screen visible, nearly like a docking station of old but wireless.

Google can identify your pets in pictures, create augmented reality with a single rear camera, and isolate individual voices in a crowd.