Google has just unveiled its brand new smartphone: the Pixel 2
It’s gone the way of Apple and got rid of the headphone jack.
Google has unveiled its next-generation Android smartphone Pixel 2 along with a host of new flagship products with artificial intelligence at the core.
The new phone, which can be squeezed to trigger Google Assistant – the company’s artificially intelligent personal assistant – was unveiled at an event in San Francisco.
Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are available in 5in and 6in size and, according to the technology giant, combine the best of “hardware, software and AI”.
Both phones come with a curved screen and narrower bezels and follow their competitors Apple, Samsung and Sony in being waterproof.
The smaller Pixel 2 will be available in Kinda Blue, Just Black, and Clearly White, while the larger device comes in two colours – Black, and Black and White.
Both the devices have 12 megapixel single lens rear cameras and come with 64GB and 128GB of storage.
Both devices are available for pre-order online at the Google Store, as well as select retailers including EE and Carphone Warehouse.
The firm also revealed updated next-generation flagship products including a new Pixelbook, and smart speakers Google Home Mini and Google Home Max, as well as Google Pixel Buds, VR headset Google Daydream View and a new Pixelbook Pen that starts a search when you use it to circle words or objects.
