LIVE: Watch Google reveal the Pixel 4 during its biggest event of the year
10:50 a.m. ET — The Pixel 4 will have a dual lens camera that makes use of a hybrid zoom system and enhanced controls for exposure. The Pixel 4 camera will be capable HDR 10+ photos, and the view finder will more closely reflect the HDR effects.
10:48 a.m. ET — Mark Levoy will discuss the improvements to the Pixel 4's camera software.
10:45 a.m. ET — The Pixel 4 will launch on October 24 starting at $799 with all major cell phone carriers. The Pixel 4 will come in three colors.
10:41 a.m. ET — The Pixel 4 has greatly improved integration with Google Assistant, implementing many of the features Google showed off at its developer conference in May.
10:36 a.m ET — Sabrina Ellis, Google's Senior VP of Product Management, has introduced the Pixel 4, Google's new flagship phone.
10:34 a.m. ET — Nest Wifi will be available on November 4 starting at $269 for the router and one access point. The access point will also function as a smart speaker with Google Assistant built in.
10:32 a.m. ET — Google has announced the Nest Wifi system an update to its popular Google Home Wifi router an access point released in 2016.
10:30 a.m. ET — In early 2020, Google will launch a new Nest Aware subscription package to store video footage from Nest security cameras.
10:27 a.m. ET — Google has announced the $49 Nest Mini smart speaker, an update to the Google Home Mini.
10:24 A.M. ET — Google VP Rishi Chandra is discussing Google's Nest smart home devices.
10:23 ET —Google announced the $649 Pixelbook Go, a new notebook using Chrome OS. The Pixel Book Go will have 12 hours of battery ilfe, while weighing just two pounds, and its 13 mm thick.
10:15 ET — Ivy Ross, Google's VP of Hardware Design, has taken the stage to discuss Google's design philosophy.
10:12 ET — The new Pixel Buds will be available in Spring 2020 for $179, with the wireless charging case included
10:10 a.m. — Google says the new Pixel Buds will have 5 hours of battery life, and 24 hours with its wireless charging case.
10:07 a.m. — Google showed off its new Pixel Buds with a design narrative starring activist Baratunde Thurston and the Google engineering team.
10:06 ET - Stadia, Google's cloud gaming platform, has been confirmed for a November 19 launch date.
10:02 a.m — Rick Osterloh, Google's Senior Product VP, has taken the stage.
9:52 a.m. ET — We're seated front and center, waiting for the Google team to take the stage.
9:25 a.m. ET — We're a little over 30 minutes out from the start of the event — here's the scene inside the lobby.
Good morning from The Shed, a "cultural center" in New York City's Hudson Yards development that's the site of this year's Made By Google event.
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