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Google to unveil new Pixel phones and AI product on August 13, the Verge reports
Google will showcase artificial intelligence features, and updates to its Pixel devices and the Android platform at a special event on Aug. 13, according to invites shared online by the Verge, opens new tab and tech commentator Marques Brownlee.
The event will be held at Google's Mountain View headquarters, and have a keynote beginning at 10 am PT (5 pm GMT) followed by a "hands-on product experience", according to the invite graphic.
Read: Google to make Pixel smartphones in India by next quarter, Nikkei reports
The Alphabet unit did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
9 to 5 google website also reported further details about the new hardware. It is to showcase the 41mm and 45mm Pixel Watch 3 and Pixel Buds Pro 2.
Google typically unveils new Pixel smartphones and watches in the fall.
Earlier this month, rival Apple announced a slew of new features based on generative AI coming to its iPhones.
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