(upbeat music)
- The Pixel (tense music)
can't stop leaking.
- We pretty much know everything there is to know
about a Pixel 3, as well as the Pixel 3 XL.
- We have a very clear image now of this Pixel 3.
- We know pretty much everything about it.
- No matter how hard you try,
you literally can't get anything past the internet.
(audience cheering and applauding)
- Good morning, everyone!
I'm so glad you've joined us.
We're shaking things up a little bit with a new venue,
some new faces in a new city.
Special welcome to our friends in the media.
We've also invited some of our top sales associates
from Verizon and TELUS.
Welcome.
(audience cheering and applauding)
Yeah, that's right.
For you out-of-towners, thanks so much for coming here
to New York city to be with us.
So this year marks Google's 20th anniversary,
and for two decades, we've been working towards our mission
of helping to organize the world's information,
make it more accessible and helpful for everybody.
Delivering information has always been in our DNA.
It's why we exist.
We love working on really hard problems
that make life easier for people
in big and small ways.
And I wanted to tell you a couple stories
about what I mean about this.
So even after two decades, we're constantly working
to shave as many milliseconds as possible
off of our search times.
That focus has caused us to push into a bunch of new areas.
We designed our own servers.
We designed an operating system to run our data centers.
All this so you could find search results faster.
But if we're really gonna help people, we need to make sure
we provide the most relevant search results.
And we can only do that
if we know what people are asking for.
So we set out to understand the nuances of language
and the intent behind the words.
As we progressed on that, we realized that we could help
with translation, too.
That's led us down a path of developing
completely new technologies, software, hardware,
and the AI that underlies it all.
And now, we're translating 143 billion words
every day in more than 100 languages.
And now more people can say what they wanna say
to each other.
Beautiful, hello, thank you.
These are three of the most requested words
in every language.
And with speech recognition as good as it is,
we can roll out voice interactions
across our hardware devices so your devices
understand you when you talk to them.
We can lessen the pain of responding to emails
by suggesting quick responses.
And Smart Compose in Gmail even offers
to finish your sentences as you type.
It can suggest relevant contextual phrases
and cut back
on repetitive typing like addresses.
Smart Compose is already saving people
a billion characters of typing each week
and it's coming to mobile first with Pixel.
So with our improvements in language,
the Google Assistant is much better
at getting things done for you
like booking a restaurant reservation over the phone.
That's our Duplex technology you saw earlier this year.
These incredible technologies you'll hear about today
are built on this 20-year history of making information
more accessible and helpful for people.
This is also true of our work in imaging.
Many of you in this room say last year's Pixel 2
still takes the best pictures even in a year
with so many amazing flagship phones.
That's not a fluke.
Pixel's camera completely rethinks how images are captured
and we can trace that intelligence
directly back to Google Search.
We noticed very early on that people were using Google
to search for images even though our results
weren't perfect back then
because we were looking at meta tags,
we were looking at surrounding text.
Now it's just really a work-around.
But what we really needed to do
was look at the images themselves.
So we spent years researching
computer vision technologies,
analyzing hundreds of millions of photos,
and now we're getting better all the time
at recognizing objects and faces and even concepts
within an image or a scene.
And we have all kinds of ways to put this technology
to work for you.
Like right now, you can search through your photo library
so pictures are accessible wherever you are
without any work from you.
And we can help take a stunning portrait photo
just like you would with a DSLR.
And we can smooth out shakiness in your videos.
You can also point your camera at a movie poster,
get local theater listings,
maybe even look up an actor's bio.
And we've invented a new type of camera,
put it on a fleet of cars, and then drove those cars
all over the world to give you a detailed map of the world.
So from searching to translating
to getting a great photo of the world,
when we see an opportunity to help people,
we go the extra mile.
Our deep investment in AI over many years
is at the core of our ability to push forward
in many areas at once.
And you're gonna see this in a lot of our products today.
I say this every year, but the big breakthroughs
you're gonna see are not in hardware alone.
They come at the intersection of AI, software,
and hardware working together.
This approach is what makes Google's hardware experience
so unique and it unlocks all kinds of helpful benefits.
When we think about artificial intelligence
in a consumer hardware context,
it isn't artificial at all.
It's helping you get real things done every day.
A shorter route to work, a gorgeous vacation photo,
a more efficient home.
Our guiding principle here is exactly the same
as it's been for 20 years,
to respect our users and to put them first.
And that guides our work in three very specific ways.
First, we wanna respect each user as an individual
and provide them with their own personal Google.
Just as Google is organizing the world's information,
we can combine AI, software, and hardware
to organize your information.
Your experience and the help we provide you
is unique to you.
The Google Assistant is the best expression of this
and it's always available to help provide help
when and where you need it.
Second, we're committed to the security of our users.
We need to offer simple, powerful ways
to safeguard your devices.
One way we do this is at the OS level.
Google Play Protect is the most widely deployed
mobile threat protection service in the world
and it constantly works in the background
to keep your devices and data safe.
We've also integrated Titan Security,
the system we built for Google data centers,
into our mobile devices with a new dedicated chip.
Titan Security protects your most sensitive on-device data
by securing your lock screen
and strengthening disk encryption.
And it also even protects the integrity
of the operating system itself.
By combining Titan Security both in the data center
and on-device, we've created a closed loop
for your data across the Google ecosystem.
We know people wanna hear a lot about this
so you'll be hearing more about it throughout the day.
A vital third theme of ours, we wanna make sure
that you're in control of your digital well-being.
From our research, 72% of users are concerned
about the amount of time they spend using tech.
And we absolutely share that concern.
So we've developed new tools that let you control
your devices, instead of those devices controlling you.
We're introducing new simple ways to cut down
on notifications and distractions.
We can help you understand the amount of time
you're spending with different applications
and set app limits so you can switch them off
when you want to.
And we're providing parents with simple controls
over screen time with the family.
We feel a deep responsibility to our users
to provide a helpful, personal Google experience
while keeping their information secure
and making sure they're in control
of their digital well-being.
These things really matter to our users
and it shows in their response to our products.
The enthusiasm has been absolutely great this year.
Our Google Home devices are expanding
into more countries and more homes.
Our daily active users have grown by 5X
in the past year alone, and test after test concludes
that Google Home is the most accurate
and most helpful home assistant device.
It does the best job of filtering out background noises
and understanding different people's voices,
and it now offers help in multilingual homes.
Pixelbook has had a huge year as well.
The Verge said Pixelbook is stellar.
It's elegant, sturdy, fast, and smartly designed.
And both Pixelbook owners and a lot of you tech reviewers,
gave it the edge over other premium laptops
for its speedy performance and innovative design.
And we're just getting started here.
And what a year for Pixel 2.
A couple months ago, Wired named it
the best smartphone money can buy in 2018.
That's as good as it gets especially in a year
with so many great flagship phones.
Plus, the Pixel experience keeps getting better over time
as we've rolled out a number of helpful updates.
The UI is improved, the colors are deeper.
The phone is just all around more helpful
than when it first came out.
We're really proud of the progress we've made
across the whole Made by Google family,
but you probably don't wanna hear too much more
about last year's products,
so let's talk about what we've been working on.
So first, for life on the go, we designed
the world's best camera and put it
in the world's most helpful phone.
Introducing the beautiful new Pixel 3.
(audience cheering and applauding)
And for life at home, we designed - oops, sorry,
for life at work and at play, we're bringing
the power and productivity of a desktop
to a gorgeous tablet called Pixel Slate.
(audience cheering and applauding)
And for life at home, we designed a smart display
so you can hear and see the info you need
and manage your connected home from a single screen.
Introducing Google Home Hub.
(audience cheering and applauding)
(upbeat music)
And here they are, coming up here in the pedestals,
for the first time, seen in real life.
Go ahead, you can take a couple photos if you'd like.
♪ Headphone's in the mattress ♪
- [Rick] Try not to knock 'em over because if you break it,
you have to buy it.
♪ It's atrophy and your chances ♪
- [Rick] Give you about 30 seconds or so.
♪ Poetry in your stars ♪
♪ Show a masterpiece of the traffic ♪
♪ And all I've ever wanted from the start ♪
- [Rick] I gotta get a shot of these.
These look great.
♪ It's in my heart ♪
- Wow!
♪ Help me ♪
♪ To satisfy ♪
- Okay, all right, we can start to put 'em away.
Don't worry, everyone, you'll get more time with them
in the demo area.
(people chattering)
Are you trying to take one outta there?
I would, too.
♪ Helping you to satisfy ♪
- But please don't.
(laughing)
I think they look great.
They look great, right?
- [Audience Member] Yeah.
- Well, let's talk about the design,
because I think the design of this year's products
are absolutely terrific.
Just last month, Fast Company named Google
the design company of the year
for our efforts in both hardware and software design.
We've seen incredible progress in material design,
our adaptable open-source system of guidelines,
tools, and components that support the best practices
of user interface design.
And this has resulted in some truly beautiful evolutions
of the applications you know and love.
And this year's new devices fit perfectly
with the rest of the family.
That's due to the amazing Ivy Ross
and her wonderful design team.
They've really, yes! (audience cheering)
(audience applauding)
They've really pushed us to think about how technology
can be designed for the way you live today.
And the design world has taken notice.
Over the past year, Made by Google products
have won more than 45 of the design industry's top awards.
Ivy's gonna give us a rare peek into her design studio
and share some of the details
about her team's philosophy and approach.
Let's take a look.
(gentle music)
- People think aesthetics is making something pretty
and it's really not.
I mean, aesthetics is about igniting our senses.
I think we're all craving that a little bit.
(moving to dynamic music)
What is the design language for Google?
Bold and optimistic.
Human in our forms and in our colors and in our shapes.
As technology progresses, (gentle music)
it needs to be closer to us.
Soft circles and curves
evoke something natural and familiar.
How that language shows up will evolve over time.
(moving to lively music)
I think technology has to fit into place.
It will eventually be invisible.
The design challenge is to make that transition
smooth and beautiful.
Our job is to figure out what it feels like
to hold Google in your hand.
(audience cheering and applauding)
- So cool, so cool.
Some of the best examples of the amazing work
that Ivy and her team have been doing
is in the most important place in your life, your home.
Fast Company named Google Home Mini
the most innovative product design of 2018.
And consumers love it, too,
as it extends access to the Assistant
in more places throughout the home.
With Google WiFi, we're using mesh networking and AI
to extend your home WiFi network.
Google WiFi is still the number one router
and it's the simplest way to make sure
that your connection speed is good
and your home network is well managed.
You might have heard that we're bringing together
Google and Nest so we can solve deeper problems
in managing people's homes.
The right way to do this is to start with the basics.
The smart home of 2018 is too complex
with siloed technologies and interfaces.
Your smart home really doesn't seem too smart
when it can't figure out how to turn on the lights
or set your home security system.
So together with Nest, we're pursuing our shared vision
of a thoughtful home that isn't just smart,
but it's helpful and simple enough for everyone
to set up and use.
Nest defined the thoughtful home
with the Nest Learning Thermostat
which is the number one product in its space
and it's helped save
over 25 billion kilowatt hours of energy.
Nest also has the top-rated products
in connected security cameras, smoke alarms, and door bells.
So working together, Google and Nest can shape
how these technologies come together
for a more helpful, thoughtful home.
To show you what that means, let me bring Diya out
to talk a little bit more about the newest addition
to the Google Home family.
Diya?
(audience cheering and applauding)
(lively music)
- Thanks, Rick.
Hey, everyone!
Thanks so much for being here today.
Let me tell you about how we have re-imagined
Google for the home.
Two years ago, we launched Google Home
with the goal of helping you and your family simplify
the hectic moments in your life
and we've seen that this is striking a chord with our users.
The number of queries in Google Home has gone up
by over 400% in just the last year.
But now, imagine not only being able to hear a response back
when you ask Google Assistant a question,
but imagine being able to see a response back.
That is the power of Google Home Hub.
With Google Home Hub, we've redesigned
Google's most helpful services,
like Search, YouTube, Maps, Calendar, and Photos,
so they're easily controllable with your voice,
and provide glanceable help.
Today, all of us use many different display devices
in our homes, like phones, laptops, and even tablets.
But none of these were developed with the goal
of helping you and your family in your home environment.
That is why we built Google Home Hub.
We obsessed about what a display
designed specifically for your home should do.
How should it interact with you and your family?
What kind of help should it provide?
How should it look in any room?
So we spent countless hours on the design of Hub.
We incorporated soft, rounded corners and premium materials,
including our own custom fabrics.
You can also choose from four beautiful colors
to complement any room.
The elegant floating display is big enough
so that you can see things even from across the room,
but it's small enough to fit in any space in your home.
We also consciously did not put a camera on Hub
so that it was comfortable to use in the private spaces
of your home like your bedroom.
We wanted to make sure that Hub
is not a bright, glowing screen in your home.
So we made sure that Hub can respond automatically
to the ambient light in the room.
To do this, we developed a feature called Ambient EQ.
With Ambient EQ, we take a dedicated sensor
and combine it with our own imaging algorithms
so that we can fine-tune the brightness
and color of the display.
So now, Hub can respond automatically
to the bright white tones of natural light
that you get during the day, and then gradually shift
into the oranges and yellows of your indoor lights
in the evening.
You can feel the magic of Ambient EQ
when you look at your photos on a Hub.
And, of course, Hub automatically
turns the screen off at night.
So now, no matter what time of day, which room,
and even your home decor, Hub can blend seamlessly
into your home.
Finally, we also wanted Hub to be a communal device,
one that works for everyone in your home.
So we trained Hub
on Google's industry-leading speech recognition technology.
By using Voice Match, Hub is able to recognize
who is speaking to it and it's able to provide
a personalized experience for each and every user
in your home.
Today, 85% of Google Home users are using Voice Match.
So by now, you're probably wondering how Hub works.
So let me call up Mark, one of our project managers
to show you Hub in action.
(audience applauding) (lively music)
- Thanks, Diya.
Hello, everyone.
I'm excited to share with you a few examples
how Hub fits into my home.
Mornings are crazy for most of us,
and having a little bit of help would be awesome.
With Hub, I can just say, hey, Google.
Good morning.
- [Google] Good morning, Mark.
The time is 9:00 a.m.
Currently in San Francisco, it's 64 and sunny.
The best way to get to work by car
is via US 101 South and will take 45 minutes.
There are 11 entries in your calendar.
By the way, remember to pick up eggs for dinner tonight.
- Because Hub recognized my voice, it tells me everything
I need to know while I'm finishing up my cup of coffee.
And in the evenings, Hub is great
at helping me make dinner and relax.
Google Home Hub is the best display made for the kitchen.
So instead of fumbling around with your phone
or the tablet while you have flour on your hands
or you're washing dishes or wearing oven mitts,
you can simply use your voice to get help in the kitchen.
You can set multiple timers.
You can find out how many ounces are in a cup.
You can even figure out what to cook for dinner tonight.
My Hub gives me access to a huge library of recipes
including great dishes from Tasty.
Tonight, I'm gonna make two of the classics,
eggs Benedict with The French 75,
#latenightbrunch.
As you can see, with Hub I can follow along
step-by-step instructions to figure out
how to make eggs Benedict.
I can even watch a video to figure out how to poach an egg.
Now I'd like to tell you a little bit more
about YouTube on Hub.
The YouTube experience has been optimized
so I have access to a ton of how-to videos
just by using my voice.
Good example is I can say, hey, Google.
YouTube video?
Now Hub, hey, Google, show me
how to carve a pumpkin. - Okay.
Showing how to carve Halloween pumpkins on YouTube.
- That's a pretty epic pumpkin.
And, of course, Hub is great for enjoying music as well.
With YouTube music, you can easily find the perfect song,
video or artist.
Hey, Google.
Play something brand new.
- [Google] All right, here's some music on YouTube.
♪ Songs mocking jokes and callows ♪
♪ Started this job selling rocks and arrows ♪
- All I have to do is ask to have instant access
to the massive catalog of music and videos.
By offering the ability to hear and see your music
on Hub, it really brings the concert right to your home.
Through December, Hub comes
with six months of YouTube Premium on us
including ad-free videos
and our new YouTube Music streaming service.
So we all know technology can make our lives easier
and more fun.
But sometimes it's really hard to disconnect
and enjoy time with friends and family.
Hub can help with that, too.
Just put Hub into Downtime mode,
and it won't interact with anyone in the house
except for those critical things like alarms.
It's a simple step but it makes a huge difference.
We're also introducing a set of tools
to provide parents with a little bit of peace of mind.
With filters, you can ensure that everyone in the home
is enjoying family-friendly content.
So no matter if you're starting off your day,
if you're learning something new,
or if you're just chilling at home, Hub is there to help.
Back to you, Diya.
(audience applauding)
- Thanks a lot, Mark.
As you can see, Hub can really help you simplify your home.
But there's more.
As Rick mentioned, we wanna build a thoughtful home
for our users, and where this comes to life the most
is in how easy it is with Hub to set up, manage,
and control your devices.
You can even see the state of your entire home at a glance.
It truly is a hub for your thoughtful home.
So let me show you how.
Today I have a few different smart devices in my home.
Smart lights, thermostat, doorbell,
and even a door lock.
To be able to control and manage these devices,
I have to go to multiple different apps.
And if my husband wants to manage and control these devices,
he has to go to the same apps.
We have no one place to go to
to get the state of our entire home.
Did we forget to turn down the lights and lock the door
in the living room before going to bed?
With Hub, we're introducing Home View.
With a swipe down from the top of the screen,
you can bring up a simple dashboard.
The dashboard shows you the state of your entire home
at a quick glance and provides you quick access
to all your devices.
This has been a radically helpful addition to my home.
Home View was designed to be super easy
and intuitive to use with a simple tap or with your voice.
You can even see things by room
so you can turn down the temperature in the bedroom
and turn up the music in the living room.
It's now all in one place for the very first time
and easily accessible by everyone in your family.
And we're providing the same level of control,
even if you're not near your Hub.
We have redesigned the Google Home app
to be the mobile controller for your smart home.
It has the same Home View dashboard as Hub.
So now you can control all your devices
from any phone even when you're not at home.
Now, with Nest devices, we have all the tools in place
to help take the experience of a thoughtful home
to the very next level.
So we made sure that Hub was deeply integrated
with Nest devices, like Nest Camera, Nest Thermostat,
and even Hello doorbell.
So, for instance, if you're having dinner
and someone happens to ring your doorbell,
(doorbell ringing)
Hub will automatically show you who's at the front door,
and you can tap a quick response or use your voice
to let your guest know that you'll be right there.
Many people have connected devices in their homes today
and they don't even know it.
Hub can help with that.
Home View lets you control over 200 million devices
from over a thousand brands,
many of them in your home today.
So now, with a simple tap or with your voice,
you can control your Dish Hopper DVR, your Chromecast,
your Vizio TV and even your Philips Hue light bulb.
With Home View you have all the tools in place to help you
build and manage your thoughtful home,
whether you have a house full of connected devices like I do
or you're just getting started
with your first simple smart light bulb.
Now, we've talked a lot about what Hub can do.
But what about when it's not in use?
We designed Hub to be the world's best photo frame
so that you could relive your precious moments
on Google Home Hub.
We do this via a deep integration with Google Photos.
Google Photos has over 1.2 billion photos and videos
uploaded every single day.
So now you can select any album that you've ever created
or that was shared with you.
And, we're introducing a new feature called Live Albums.
With Live Albums, you can just select the photos of people
that you want to see, and what we will automatically do
is create a new album with all the photos
you've ever taken of those people.
Your photos also never get stale
because Live Album updates automatically
every time you take new pictures.
So it's been really amazing.
Every time I walk by Hub and see a photo of my son
or husband that I've forgotten about,
it brings a smile to my face.
And we recently came home from a family vacation
to show our photos already displaying on Hub.
Hub also makes a perfect, Hub also makes it easy to share
Live Albums with loved ones.
So now my parents can see photos of my son show up
automatically in their home.
Now, you also might be wondering,
what about that blurry picture I took the other day?
Will that show up on Hub as well?
The answer is no.
We use machine learning to only show
your best photos on Hub.
We automatically filter out blurry photos,
under-exposed photos, those random pictures of things
like receipts, and even duplicate photos.
Now, with Google Home Hub, you have a great way
to actually relive your favorite memories.
So you can pre-order Google Home Hub
on the Google Store today for $149,
and it's also available on October 22nd
at retail locations here in the US, UK, and Australia.
(audience cheering and applauding)
Google Home Hub is the perfect display
to help you manage your thoughtful home
and provide the help you need with a glance.
Check out this video.
Thank you.
(lively music)
♪ Don't stop ♪
♪ When I walk up on the tightrope ♪
♪ I can see things like they're microbe ♪
♪ Hey go go ♪
♪ He go go ♪
♪ Whoop whoop ♪
♪ Don't stop ♪
♪ When my heart's spins like a cartwheel ♪
♪ The electric sparks that I feel ♪
♪ Hey go go ♪
♪ Whoop whoop ♪
♪ Bim bom ba da ba ba da ♪
♪ Bim bom ba da ba ba ba ♪
♪ Hey go go ♪ ♪ Bim bom ba da ba ba ba ♪
♪ Bim bom ♪
♪ All the people around say ♪
♪ Oh, oh I feel it ♪
♪ Hey, all the people around say ♪
♪ Oh, oh I feel it ♪
♪ All dig deep feelin' the sound, say ♪
♪ Oh, oh I feel it ♪
♪ Hey go go ♪
♪ Ba da ba ba ba ba ba ba ♪
♪ Hey go go ♪
♪ Ba da ba ba ba ba ba ba ♪
♪ Hey go go ♪
♪ Ba da ba ba ba ba ba ba ♪
♪ Hey go go ♪
(audience cheering and applauding)
- Woo!
All right!
As I mentioned earlier, Google's been obsessed
with speed and relevance of the search information
we can provide.
We built this incredible search engine,
but back then, browsers were just too slow.
So then we built Chrome,
a faster, more secure browser.
But users still had to use our fast browser
on their old, slow PCs.
They took way too long to start up,
they were a hassle to keep secure,
and they just weren't optimized
for the web and app experiences we use today.
And we knew computing could be fundamentally better,
so we developed Chrome OS to represent a new vision
for computing based on our core tenets of speed,
simplicity, and security.
Chrome OS brings together the best of Google,
Search, AI, and apps and services all in one place.
Now your Chromebook boots up in seconds, not minutes.
It lasts all day.
And it gets better over time.
It keeps up with the many aspects of your life
because work and play are fluid throughout the day.
And that's why millions of people have used these devices
in schools, homes, and businesses worldwide.
Last year, Chrome OS took a big step forward
with the introduction of apps from the Google Play Store
and also with the introduction of helpfulness
from the Google Assistant.
We tied this all together with the launch of Pixelbook,
the high-performance Chromebook.
Pixelbook reviews from both the press and customers
have been fantastic.
People especially love its beautiful, versatile design
and its blazing fast speed.
And today we're sharing a new chapter
for our vision for Chrome OS
with the launch of Google Pixel Slate.
Here's Trond to tell you a little bit more about it.
(lively music)
(audience cheering and applauding)
- Thanks, Rick.
Google Pixel Slate is a completely new experience,
giving you powerful productivity in a fresh, mobile form
something that isn't a laptop trying to be a tablet
because who wants a fan in their tablet?
Or a tablet that's really a phone
pretending to be a computer.
Instead, we combined the helpful elements
of all of these devices to create
a modern computing experience people have been asking for.
We designed Pixel Slate to be both thin and light.
It's crafted with beautiful lines and rounded edges
in a stylish midnight blue.
And it has a perfectly balanced center of gravity
so it's incredibly comfortable to hold.
Pixel Slate is engineered with a stunning detailed display,
so sitting back to enjoy a movie is better than ever.
It has 293 pixels per inch.
That's 6 million pixels, for the sharpest picture
in the category.
When we put Pixel Slate in the hands
of some of our most demanding YouTube creators,
filmmakers, who make movies in 8K,
they raved about this display.
Let's take a look at how they reacted
to seeing their content on Pixel Slate for the first time.
(dynamic music).
- [Woman] We're looking for something
that draws us in personally,
that excites us.
- [Man] As a creator, I spend a lot of time trying
to just make sure our image looks the best it can be.
To see the Pixel Slate representing that correctly
is really awesome.
- [Woman] It's like you're taking the glass
out of the window.
- [Man] That's exactly how it's supposed to look.
- To get to this level of quality,
Pixel Slate uses a custom display
with low-temperature polycrystalline silicon technology
which allows for a hundred times faster movement
of electrons versus a standard display.
As a result, it can efficiently light up
a massive number of pixels.
Your movies, photos, and games will be stunning
in vibrant colors and brilliant resolution.
Now, a brilliant display doesn't mean much
without great sound.
So with Pixel Slate, we've positioned the speakers
on the front of the device so they can direct stereo sound
towards you instead of out towards the walls or the floor.
They deliver surprisingly big sound.
(lively electronic music)
♪ Love me, love me ♪
♪ Don't forget you love me ♪
♪ When I break things ♪
- We've also tuned our audio algorithms
with a custom-designed profile that gives you
crisp highs and clear lows.
This combination of an amazing display
and dual front-firing speakers
gives you the best entertainment experience
you can hold in your hands.
It's also a great device for cord-cutters,
and nothing brings this to life better than YouTube TV.
We're excited to give you three months of YouTube TV
with the purchase of a new Pixel Slate or Pixelbook
so you get live TV from more than 60 networks
including sports and local news.
- [Announcer] Took his time today.
The heat get off to join--
- Now, you heard Rick talk earlier about our deep history
in imaging and computational photography.
We're bringing some of that same innovative engineering
to Pixel Slate's eight mega-pixel front-facing
and rear-facing cameras.
Both cameras incorporate our machine learning algorithms
so you can take great photos including Portrait mode.
We've also designed the front-facing camera
to be perfect for video chat.
It has a wide-angle lens so you can fit everyone
in the frame and a sensor with larger pixels
which allows for excellent low-light performance.
Pixel Slate represents a new chapter for Chrome OS.
Let me show you how we've re-imagined it
for this type of device.
The UI is now optimized to be simple and easy to use
on a touch screen.
It's a Chrome OS experience that's meant
to be held in your hands.
And at the same time, it gives you
a full desktop experience, not one designed for a phone.
You can work the way that you're used to working.
You can even run developer tools
and full-powered Linux applications.
Check out the re-configured launcher.
Instead of hunting for the app you need,
machine learning customizes the launcher just for you,
suggesting the apps that you're most likely looking for.
It's your own personal Google right at your fingertips.
You can easily multitask with features like split screen
which lets you seamlessly shift between work and play.
And now, with Pixel Slate, the Google Assistant
is even more deeply integrated within Chrome OS.
Simply use your voice and the Assistant can help you find
a restaurant, dictate an email, or play your favorite show.
Another helpful feature is Family Link.
This helps you set digital ground rules for your family
and gives you more control
over how and when your devices are used.
And when it's time to settle in for the night,
our new do not disturb and night light features
help you tune out distractions and gently adjust
the color temperature of your display to help you wind down.
Now, as you'd expect from us, Pixel Slate
provides really powerful, hassle-free security.
Virus protection is built in.
The OS updates in the background,
so you always have the latest security and features
without any annoying interruptions.
Pixel Slate also includes a Titan Security chip,
so your information, device passwords, and operating system
are protected on your device.
And to eliminate the fuss of typing your password,
Pixel Slate's power button doubles as a fingerprint sensor,
so you can unlock it just as quickly and securely
as you do your Pixel phone.
Just touch the top and you're good to go.
All of these amazing new experiences on Chrome OS
truly make Pixel Slate a perfect device
for play and work.
But a true desktop experience demands a great keyboard.
So we created the Pixel Slate Keyboard,
the perfect companion to Pixel Slate.
The keyboard connects to Pixel Slate in a snap.
No pairing or charging needed.
Just connect it and start typing.
You'll love the way the Pixel Slate Keyboard feels.
Last year, TechCrunch said Pixelbook
has the most satisfying keyboard to type on
I've ever experienced.
So we took everything great about that keyboard
and put it in a folio.
Its full-size, backlit keyboard
is incredibly comfortable to type on.
The rounded hush keys are soft and quiet
so you won't be that person
with the loud, clackity keyboard.
And the full-featured trackpad
works just like you're used to.
The folio is infinitely adjustable
so you can comfortably use it at any angle you'd like.
Use it at your desk, on a plane, or at your kitchen table.
And when you're done with work,
it turns into a slim protective case
that you can take anywhere.
Whether you're using Pixel Slate
with or without the keyboard,
there's a universe of apps to help you do more.
G Suite is amazing on Pixel Slate.
Our powerful productivity tools are used
by more than a billion people worldwide.
And people spend an incredible 74% of their time
in these apps working together.
With Docs, Sheets, and Slides you can collaborate
and create like never before.
Pixel Slate also uses the full desktop Chrome browser
so you'll never be limited by the mobile version of a site.
And you can take complete advantage
of the rich ecosystem of extensions
and open as many tabs as you need to get work done.
There are also millions of apps in the Google Play Store,
from productivity to fitness, to games, and entertainment.
We're continuing to work closely with Adobe
and are pleased to launch the all-new Adobe Acrobat
on Pixel Slate.
It's a great example of how developers
are optimizing their apps for Chrome OS.
It lets you edit PDFs with precision,
quickly fill out forms, and sign and annotate documents
using the Pixelbook Pen.
We also have new apps launching
focused on helping you stay healthy.
One that I'm really excited about is Peloton
because it'll help me keep up with my workout
even when I'm away from my bike.
And when it's time to relax, enjoy your favorite shows
on Netflix or experience millions of worlds with Roblox.
So that's Pixel Slate,
powered by the re-imagined Chrome OS.
It's designed to be as versatile as you are,
with a desktop operating system,
a full keyboard and trackpad,
a brilliant display and the mobility and app support
of a tablet.
Pixel Slate comes in several configurations
starting at $599.
Pixel Slate Keyboard is $199 and Pixelbook Pen,
now in matching midnight blue, is $99.
All three will be available later this year
on the Google Store and at major retailers
in the US, Canada, and the UK.
Pixel Slate is truly a no-compromise way
to work and play.
Let's take one final look at it before I go.
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♪ E-O-O ♪
(audience cheering and applauding)
- Finally, it's time to talk about phones!
(audience cheering and applauding)
Google Pixel 3 is designed from the inside out
to be the smartest, most useful device in your life.
It's a phone that can answer itself,
a camera that won't miss a shot,
and adds a whole new experience when it's charging.
- Pixel 3 was built
with exceptionally beautiful and thoughtful design choices.
It feels great to the touch and light in your hand.
The matte finish on the all-glass back
is the first of its kind.
It carries over our iconic two-tone design
while providing a beautiful, silky texture
that helps avoid fingerprints.
We developed a new etching process
that allows for both matte and glossy textures
on the same piece of curved glass
with smooth lines and seamless transitions.
Pixel 3 comes in three colors: Just Black, Clearly White,
and a new color, which is not pink.
(audience chuckling)
- The new Pixel comes in two display sizes,
the 5 1/2-inch Pixel 3 and the 6.3-inch Pixel 3 XL.
Both of them share the same features
but we know users who want a bigger phone
really want a bigger screen.
So we've designed Pixel 3 XL's screen to extend
all the way to the upper corners,
giving users an edge-to-edge viewing experience
with some extra useful space at the top.
The flexible OLED is the best Pixel display ever.
The new adaptive color profile provides
a bright, vibrant viewing experience
from any angle and in any lighting.
Both phones have bigger screens than last year's Pixel
and a larger screen-to-body ratio.
They feel smaller and more comfortable to hold.
- Our front-firing stereo speakers are 40% louder and richer
than last year, perfect for a video call
or for playing music by the pool.
The custom sound profile was developed for Pixel 3
by a Grammy-winning music producer
for stunning volume and clarity.
To get the most out of this incredible audio experience,
Pixel 3 is the first phone that ships
with a new YouTube music streaming experience
and we're giving it to Pixel owners
on us for six months.
Between the design, the display, and the powerful speakers,
you'll love how Pixel 3 looks and sounds.
- Everyone raves about the Pixel camera
and today, the smartest camera
gets even better with the Pixel 3.
It's so good, even professional photographers
are shooting with it.
We're excited to announce a new partnership
with one of the most celebrated photographers
of our time, Annie Leibovitz.
(audience cheering and applauding)
For her latest project, she's using Pixel 3
to take photos as she travels around the country
capturing portraits of inspiring people and places.
It's the first time that Annie has officially partnered
with any camera and we can't wait to unveil the series.
- Now, it's no accident that Pixel's camera
is ahead of the curve.
It's a true end-to-end combination
of our AI, software, and hardware.
We're building on Google's deep expertise
in computational photography.
Perhaps the most obvious way it comes to life is with HDR+.
When we introduced zero shutter lag HDR+
on the first Pixel, it blew away traditional HDR methods
and we're still the only ones to use this method.
When you press the shutter, Pixel captures
a burst of several short exposures.
We combine the images algorithmically to create an image
that is brighter, more detailed, and more colorful.
This technology is generations ahead
of other smartphones
and all of this is happening on-device.
Pixel Visual Core is our custom-designed imaging chip
that takes complex imaging and data crunching power
out of our data centers and puts it on your phone.
We built Pixel Visual Core into Pixel 3
making the camera even faster and smarter
to power new computationally intensive features.
- No matter how great your camera
is at capturing the finest details
and reproducing the colors, you can still miss
the perfect shot if you don't hit the shutter
at exactly the right moment.
Top Shot solves that problem.
Let's check it out.
- All right, come on, girls.
Get together.
Three, two, one.
(camera clicking)
- [All] Oh!
- [Woman] I wasn't ready!
♪ Let me try again ♪
- Ready?
- Go, go, go! ♪ Let me try again ♪
- [Man] Sorry, bro!
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♪ We had before ♪ (woman grunting)
- Ooh, let's get a group photo.
♪ Let me try ♪ - Ready?
- Oh!
♪ Once more ♪
- Oh, no. - Oh you did not get that.
♪ We can have it all ♪
♪ You and I again ♪
- One, two, three, cheese!
(woman screaming)
(dog barking) ♪ Let me ♪
♪ Try again ♪
(audience cheering and applauding)
- Pixel 3's camera is smart enough to know
a good photo when it sees it.
Our machine learning is trained
by analyzing millions of images.
So it know you want to see smiles instead of sneezes,
photos where everyone in the group has their eyes open,
and the perfect moment of shock at a surprise party.
Top Shot automatically captures alternate shots in HDR+
so if your timing wasn't perfect, it'll suggest
a better one.
You can also scroll through the alternates
and save one of those instead.
- And then there's Super Res Zoom.
Anyone who's tried to take a photo at a concert
knows that phone cameras have terrible zoom.
Instead of shooting a grainy photo, Pixel 3 shoots
a burst of photos, each a bit different,
taking advantage of the natural tiny movements of your hand.
And you can guess what happens next.
We run the variations through a merging algorithm
to create a beautiful, zoomed-in shot,
so you can get closer to the details and frame your shot
the way you want.
This technique of merging slightly different photos
for higher resolution has been used
in advanced astronomy research to surface the image of Mars,
to image the surface of Mars.
Pixel 3 puts this technology into a device
you can hold in your hand.
- Another feature that we're really excited about
is Night Sight.
Life's best moments aren't always perfectly lit.
A party, a campfire with your friends,
one last shot before the bar closes.
The typical solution for low-light settings
is the flash, which makes a big scene,
blinds your friends, and leaves you
with an unnatural-looking photo
with uneven exposures and shadows.
Night Sight works so well
you'll never use your flash again.
Let's take a look.
(audience laughing)
(audience cheering and applauding)
In extreme low light, we turn to machine learning
to choose the right colors
based on the content of the image.
These shots are completely untouched.
Night Sight makes Pixel
the best low-light smartphone camera.
It's coming next month to Pixel 3
and our other Pixels as well.
- You might have noticed the second camera
on the front of the phone.
Let's see what it does.
(lively music) - Are you advanced
take a selfie.
Here we go.
Wait.
- Move your head towards mine.
- Scoot over, scoot over.
- Sorry, sorry okay. - My arm's not
long enough, guys.
- Try it again.
Get in, get in, get in.
(man shouting)
♪ Yeah ♪
♪ We're living on the edge ♪
- [Man] Boys, we gotta back up just a little bit, back up.
- Back up, back up.
- Stay in the frame. - I am.
- Stay in the frame.
Willow, just stay in the frame.
- Guess where I am.
Uh.
(hard rock music)
♪ Livin' on the edge ♪
- Oh, oh did you see that!
- [Man] Move your arm,
we're not gonna fit. - Don't get in it.
- [Man] We're not gonna both fit.
Just move your arm, move your arm!
- Ow, that's mean! - Just move over!
(radio beeping) - Hey, Mitch,
could you scootch in?
I'm trying to take a selfie.
(radio beeping)
- Oh wait, one sec.
- Oh.
- All right, three, two, one, smile!
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♪ Yeah yeah yeah yeah da da ♪
(audience applauding)
- Pixel users tend to get drafted
as the official photographer
including for group selfies, and we wanna help them
be great at their job, so we added a second camera
on the front that captures 184% more of the scene
than iPhone XS.
Now you can fit everyone in the shot
without a selfie stick or unusually long arms like mine.
(audience chuckling)
Just zoom out.
The difference is striking.
You aren't just getting more people in the frame,
you're getting more details, more scenery,
more of a story.
- For photos and selfies with even more story,
we've got you covered.
We've evolved AR Stickers to what we now call Playground
and built it into both the front and rear cameras.
We've got lots of new content and characters
including the Avengers in celebration
of Marvel Studio's 10-year anniversary.
(dynamic music)
(Iron Man thuds)
(Hulk thuds)
(Hulk roaring)
These characters are rendered to feel lifelike in the scene
and they even interact with each other.
Characters can now also respond to your actions
and facial expressions.
They look like they're really in the scene with you.
Playground is launching on Pixel 3 and will be rolled out
to Pixel 1 and 2 soon with more content on the way.
- And of course, Pixel 3's camera is for so much more
than taking pictures.
Last year, we introduced Google Lens
which helps you do more with your camera
with what you see.
This year, we integrated Google Lens
directly into the Pixel 3 camera.
Point it at a take-out menu and Lens will pull out
the phone number to call.
Point it at a movie poster to click through to the URL.
Lens is now able to work instantly
in the camera and on-device
for some of the most common actions
even without a data connection.
This is only possible by combining Pixel Visual Core
with our years of work in Search and computer vision.
Being able to search the world around you
is the next logical step in organizing
the world's information
and making it more useful for people
and we've been doing that in some fun new ways
like with style search in Lens.
So now, when your friend's wearing
a cool new pair of sunglasses or you see some shoes you like
in a magazine, you can use Lens to find them online
and browse similar styles.
It's one more way we're integrating our AI,
software, and hardware to create
the best end-to-end camera experience.
- There are a lot of brilliant new superpowers
coming in Pixel 3's camera, but we didn't have time
to get through them all.
I'm sure you don't want to sit through a two-hour keynote.
So here's a quick list of some of the other features
you'll see in our demo area later.
- Photobooth mode automatically snaps photos
with a smile or when you make a funny face.
No shutter button needed.
- With Motion auto focus, just tap on people,
puppies, or anything else that won't hold still
and they'll stay in focus as they move around the frame.
- We made a few enhancements to Portrait mode.
You can edit the depth of field in a portrait.
You can also change the focal subject of the photo
or make the color pop.
- And one of the best aspects of Pixel 3
is free unlimited storage at original quality.
You'll never have to worry about storing,
syncing, or finding your photos.
Pixel 3's camera is
the best end-to-end photography experience
ever on a smartphone.
We can't wait for you to try it.
- So what about when you're not taking photos?
We designed Pixel 3 to take things off your plate
so you can spend more time enjoying the moment
and looking at the world instead of looking at your phone.
As Rick mentioned earlier, our new Google Assistant feature,
powered by Duplex technology, is able to help users
with real-world tasks over the phone
like calling a restaurant to book a table.
Pixel phones will be the first to get
this Google Assistant feature when it rolls out
city by city this month.
Next month.
One of these months.
Next month.
So stay tuned for details.
(audience laughing)
- And we're going even further to help you
with phone calls with our new Call Screen feature.
Let's say you're at dinner with friends
or in a meeting at work and a call comes in.
It could be something important
or it could be an offer for a free cruise.
When you get that call and you can't
or don't want to pick up, just tap the Screen Call button
and your phone will answer for you
and ask who's calling and why.
As you can see here, the conversation is transcribed
in real time on your screen.
You can decide whether to pick up,
send a quick reply, or mark the call as spam.
You'll never have to talk to another telemarketer.
(audience cheering and applauding)
This all happens on-device, powered by Google's AI.
Call Screen launches today with Pixel 3 in the US
and comes to the entire Pixel family next month.
- And we all know what it's like
to be overwhelmed by notifications.
Sometimes we just wanna disconnect entirely.
So we've developed a feature we call Flip to Shush,
an easy gesture to minimize distractions.
Just turn your phone upside down on the table
and your Pixel will take the hint
and mute sounds and notifications
so you can have a quiet dinner with friends
or spend some time with your family.
And finally, Pixel 3 includes
our new Titan Security chip.
As Rick said earlier, Titan is a big step forward
in how we safeguard our users' data
with on-device protection for log-in credentials,
disk encryption, app data, and the integrity
of the operating system.
- We have one last thing to show you.
What if your phone could provide
a totally different experience when it's charging?
We're excited to introduce
the smartest wireless charger ever,
the new Pixel Stand.
(audience cheering and applauding)
As a wireless charger, Pixel Stand is best-in-class.
It charges your Pixel 3 super fast even through cases.
But Pixel Stand isn't just a charger.
It changes the way you interact with your phone
thanks to the Google Assistant.
When you dock your phone, the UI adjusts
to be easily glanceable from across the room.
You can control it with your voice
or the one-touch suggestions on the display.
In the morning, your Pixel 3
is a more thoughtful alarm clock.
The screen will slowly brighten before your alarm goes off
so you can make up more gently.
And with help from the Assistant,
it knows your morning routine, the weather,
and can easily answer your questions,
similar to Google Home.
- Play your music on Pixel's
incredible front-firing stereo speakers
and the cover art is displayed on the screen.
Pixel Stand also turns your Pixel 3
into a helpful component of your thoughtful home.
You can easily control your connected devices
around the house, and with Nest Hello,
you can see who's at the door on your Pixel 3 screen.
When it's not busy with other tasks,
your Pixel 3 becomes a photo frame
that delights you with automatically curated memories
from your Google Photos library,
again, similar to the Google Home Hub experience
you saw earlier.
Pixel Stand transforms your Pixel 3
so you can get a more visual, helpful experience
from your phone.
It's the best way to wirelessly charge your Pixel
or any QI-compatible device.
Pixel 3 is available for pre-order now,
starting at $799, and Pixel Stand is $79.
Pixel 3 will arrive on October 18th
in the US through Verizon and unlocked
on the Google Store and Project Fi.
On November 1st, it will be available in 12 more markets
including four new ones this year:
France, Ireland, Japan, and Taiwan.
- And we also have a large selection of cases
and accessories available
from both Google and our partners.
Check them out on the Google Store today.
So that's the new Pixel 3.
It's designed from the inside out to be
the smartest, most helpful device in your life.
It's a phone that can answer itself,
a camera that won't miss a shot,
and a helpful assistant even when it's charging.
- Before Rick comes back up, enjoy this short film,
shot entirely on Pixel 3, by the amazing Terrence Malick.
(train rumbling)
(lively techno music)
- [Child] I heard about this frog.
It's a very tiny frog
but it's also very special.
You touch it,
your world can change forever.
Blue becomes red (moving to dramatic music)
and red becomes blue.
Nothing is ever quite the same you know.
(moving to upbeat techno music)
(distant train rumbling)
(audience cheering and applauding)
- So there they are!
The newest members
of this year's Made by Google family.
We're taking an end-to-end approach to consumer technology
that merges our most innovative AI
with intuitive software and powerful hardware.
Made by Google devices empower people to do more
with their day so they have to do less with their tech
and they can focus on what matters most.
We've designed them from the inside out
to give you your own personal Google,
anticipating your needs, taking things off your plate.
You got a first look at Titan Security
and how it's integrated into our mobile hardware
for powerful protection in a simplified experience.
And you've also seen how our approach
to digital well-being is woven
throughout the whole portfolio from Call Screen
to Flip to Shush, Ambient EQ, and Family Link,
we're taking our users' well-being very seriously.
With Pixel Slate, we've built a Chrome OS device
for the way you work and play today.
It's a powerful work station at the office
and it's a home theater you can hold in your hands.
With Pixel 3, we've built the first phone
that can answer the phone.
And we've also taken the world's best smartphone camera
and made it even better.
And with Google Home Hub, we've built
a radically helpful smart display
which lays the foundation
for the truly thoughtful home.
There's a whole lot more to these devices
and we're really excited for you to see that for yourselves
in our demo area downstairs.
For those of you on the live stream, please stick around
to see our products in more in-depth demos online,
and also head over to our fresh new online store
at this address behind me for full details,
pricing, and availability.
Really appreciate you being here with us today.
Thank you very much.
Have a great day.
(audience cheering and applauding)
- [Man] One, two, three.
(lively music)
♪ Yeah ♪
- [Google] Here are some recipes.
- Float one arm and bring it down
and we're gonna switch, okay?
♪ I'm trying to get up and go ♪
♪ So if you're moving too slow ♪
♪ You better lay down ♪
♪ Play by a different set of rules now, baby ♪
♪ And it go one, two, three, shine a light on me ♪
♪ Hey yeah ♪
♪ Ooh hoo ooo ooo ♪
♪ Oh oh oh ♪
♪ One, two, three, shine a light on me ♪
♪ Hey yeah ♪
♪ One, two, three, shine a light on me ♪