Google Keynote on October 4th: What can we expect?
from David Wurm 
on October 01, 2016, 18:54 p.m. | 1 comment
The Google Keynote will take place in Berlin on Tuesday. We are expecting some new devices - there should also be something new in the area of software.
We expect a lot Program for October 4th. From new Nexus or Pixel smartphones to new smartwatches, everything is included. In order to get an overview of the keynote, we have put together an overview for you below. The software is not neglected either: Google could introduce the new operating system Andromedia - a mix between Android and Chrome OS.
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Android 7.1 Nougat
Google could miss the first update for Android Nougat. In addition to security updates and speed improvements, the update should also contain new features. The new Pixel Phones should already be shipped from the factory with Android 7.1. Nobody knows what else is new.
Google Pixel and Pixel XL
With the keynote, Google will crush the traditional Nexus series. The Nexus logo on the back of the Nexus smartphones will also disappear in the future and be replaced by the Google logo. The new flagships from Google and HTC are to be presented under the names Google Pixel and Pixel XL. The Pixel is 5 inches, while the Pixel XL is 5,5 inches. The two smartphones should only differ in size, otherwise both should have 4GB RAM and an internal memory of 32 gigabytes. Both should be equipped with a Snapdragon 820 or Snapdragon 821.
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Andromedia
An Program point of the Google Keynote will be the highlight Andromedia. According to some rumors, Google has been working on a new operating system for a long time. This is an operating system that is supposed to be a mix between Android and Chrome OS. Google should also introduce a new tablet, which should be delivered directly with Andromedia. More on that later.
Google tablet
The new tablet built by Huawei is said to be one of the first devices to be delivered with the new Andromedia operating system. According to rumors, the tablet should have a 7-inch display. The main memory should be 4 gigabytes. Like the new Pixel Phones, the tablet could be integrated into the Pixel division.
Chromecast Ultra
The Chromecast Ultra is a successor to the Chromecast with 4K support. There will be no new features in the successor, possibly some improvements compared to the predecessor.
Daydream
Google's new VR platform is said to be called Daydream. VR glasses under this name may be waiting for us here. There is no more information here either.
Image: Google
Google Home
With this device, the group could present us with a possibly better competitor to Amazon Echo. Home has a built-in Google Assistant with an integrated search, which listens at any time and you can drill holes with your questions. Google Home is said to cost around $ 130.
Google WiFi
The group currently has a router called OnHub on the market. Google WiFi could be a successor to the OnHub with new features and better performance. The gadget is likely to cost $ 130.
It starts on October 4th at 17:45 pm - we will then report on all the new features. Anyone who is not on site can here via livestream on YouTube watch.
[…] This is possible with the Snapdragon 821. This platform was presented to us in more detail this year at the Google Keynote [...]