It seems that there would be a new google laptop during the 15 October event. This device is also rumoured to have the nomenclature of Pixelbook Go. This Pixelbook Go is also rumoured to come with a 13-inch display. As of now, Google’s 15 October event is already known. Now, latest rumours regarding the launch of the Pixelbook Go makes the event potentially interesting and worth looking forward to.  

Pixelbook Go

As per a 9to5Google report, the Pixelbook Go would be ultra-portable. This is evident by rumour mills hinting at a 13-inch display. This means that the Pixelbook Go could be a relatively small device – something on the lines of an Ultrabook. At this point in time, the key technical specifications of this Ultrabook are yet to even surface, but rumours are stating that there would be an Intel Inside. Even the price of the speculated Pixelbook Go is said to be on the premium side of things – these are not confirmed yet by Google.  

As far as Google’s 15 October event is concerned, there have been a plethora of rumours surrounding the event. Most common rumours include the likes of the Pixel 4 XL. There is also said to be a Pixel 4 smartphone as well. This pixel 4 family of smartphones is also said to offer hand gesture recognition functionality, along with a face unlock aspect. Key hardware aspects of the Pixel 4 are yet to surface but these are expected to feature (like always) the best pure-Android experience.  

Google Job Spot

Finally, in related Google news, the company also forayed recently into India’s job market with the Jobs Spot allowing users to search and apply to entry-level jobs. Jobs Spot is part of Google Pay. Covered sectors – for entry-level jobs include the likes of retail, on-demand businesses, and hospitality. Then, Google even announced partnership with BSNL. It also now supports more languages within its lens offering. 

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