The Made By Google event will see the company reveal its latest Pixel smartphones, and could also offer tech fans a new watch and earbuds. The showcase should also mark the start of the rollout of Android 14.
Leaks - including an image mistakenly posted on Google's own store page this week - suggest the devices will look very similar to last year's models.
Other tweaks are similarly subtle given the Pixel only underwent a more significant redesign a couple of years ago, however renders of the incoming phones hint at a flat screen instead of the slightly curved display on the Pixel 7.Interestingly, given most tech manufacturers favour big phones these days, the Pixel 8 is tipped to come in a little smaller than its predecessor - potentially shrinking the display from 6.3 to 5.8 inches.
The wearable, which had a more traditional circular design, was pretty well received but reviewers and users were extremely critical of the battery life.
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