So let's talk about what we've been workin' on.

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.

For life at work and at play (laughs),

we're bringing the power and productivity

of a desktop to a gorgeous tablet called Pixel Slate.

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 whoops)

And here they are,

comin' up here in the pedestals for the first time,

seen in real life.

- Let me tell you about how we've reimagined

Google for the home.

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.

You can also choose from four beautiful colors

to complement any room.

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.

Finally, we also wanted Hub to be a communal device,

one that works for everyone in your home.

So let me call up Mark, one of our product managers,

to show you Hub in action.

- With Hub, I can just say,

hey, Google, good morning.

- [Google Hub] 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, then 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.

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.

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.

With YouTube music,

you can easily find the perfect song, video, or artist.

Through December, Hub comes with six months

of YouTube Premium on us,

including ad-free videos

and our new YouTube music streaming service.

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.

With filters, you can assure that everyone in the home

is enjoying family-friendly content.

- You can even see the state of your entire home

at a glance.

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

so you can turn down the temperature in the bedroom

and turn up the music in the living room.

And we're providing the same level of control

even if you're not near your Hub.

We've redesigned Google Home App

to be the mobile controller for your smartphone.

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.

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 rings)

Hub will automatically show you 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.

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.

You can pre-order Google Home Hub

on the Google Store today for $149,

and it's also available on October 22

at retail locations here in the US, UK, and Australia.

- 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.

And today, we're sharing a new chapter

for our vision for Chrome OS

with the launch of Google Pixel Slate.

- We designed Pixel Slate to be both thin and light.

It's crafted with beautiful lines and rounded edges

in a stylish midnight blue.

Pixel Slate is engineered with a stunning detail display,

so sitting back to enjoy a movie is better than ever.

It has 293 pixels per inch.

That's six million pixels,

for the sharpest picture in the category.

So with Pixel Slate, we've positioned the speakers

on the front of the device

so they can direct stereo sound towards you.

It's also a great device for cord cutters,

and nothing brings this to life better than YouTubeTV.

We're excited to give you three months of YouTubeTV

with the purchase of a new Pixel Slate or Pixelbook.

We're bringing some of that same innovative engineering

to Pixel Slate's eight megapixel front-facing

and rear-facing cameras.

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.

Check out the reconfigured launcher.

Instead of hunting for the app you need,

machine learning customizes the launcher just for you.

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.

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.

The keyboard connects to Pixel Slate in a snap.

No pairing or charging needed.

Just connect it, and start typing.

The folio is infinitely adjustable

so you can comfortably use it an any angle you like.

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.

- Finally, it's time to talk about phones.

(audience applauding)

Google Pixel 3 is designed from the inside out

to be the smartest, most useful device in your life.

- [Man] Pixel 3 comes in three colors,

Just Black, Clearly White, and a new color,

which is not pink.

- 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 'em share the same features,

but we know users who want a bigger phone

really want a bigger screen.

So we designed Pixel 3 XL's screen

to extend all the way to the upper corners.

- Our front-firing stereo speakers are 40% louder

and richer than last year.

Pixel 3 is the first phone that shifts

with the new YouTube music streaming experience,

and we're giving it to Pixel owners on us for six months.

- Everyone raves about the Pixel camera,

and today, the smartest camera gets even better

with the Pixel 3.

You can still miss the perfect shot

if you don't hit the shutter at exactly the right moment.

Top Shot solves that problem.

Top Shot automatically captures alternate shots in HDR Plus.

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.

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.

You can guess what happens next.

You 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.

- Another feature that we're really excited about

is Night Sight.

Night Sight works so well,

you'll never use your flash again.

In extreme low light, we turn to machine learning

to choose the right colors

based on the content of the image.

- So we added a second camera on the front

that captures 184% more of the scene than iPhone 10S.

The difference is striking.

You aren't just getting more people in the frame,

you're getting more details.

- We've evolved AR stickers to what we now call Playground

and built it into both the front and rear cameras.

- This year, we integrated Google Lens

directly into the Pixel 3 camera.

Point it at a takeout menu,

and Lens will pull out the phone number to call.

Point at a movie poster to click through to the URL.

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.

- So here's a quick list of some of the other features

you'll see in our demo area later.

- Photo Booth 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.

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.

And we're going even further to help you with phone calls

with our new Call Stream Feature.

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.