Google's turn in the spotlight for its fall product launches has arrived. The Made by Google hardware event will take place tomorrow (October 4), and the company is not exactly balking at what it intends to showcase at the event.

Leading up to the October 4 showcase, Google posted a teaser for the Made by Google event, confirming that we will see the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones as well as the Pixel Watch 2. And knowing what's behind the curtain ahead of time will certainly take the suspense out of the event.

So it's worth keeping an eye on the upcoming Made by Google event to see how Google's new flagship smartphone can compete against both the Galaxy S23 and the recently released iPhone 15 lineup. The sequel to the Pixel Watch is also interesting, given Google's first foray into the smartwatch world. And even though Google tends to leak things out ahead of time, there is always the possibility of surprise product announcements that remain secret.

With this in mind, here's how to watch Made by Google 2023 so you can see all the new products Google has planned for the rest of the year.

The Made by Google 2023 event will take place on Wednesday, October 4 at 10 a.m. ET / 7 a.m. ET / 3 p.m. ET, and Tom'sGuide will be there to give you first impressions of the Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel Watch 2, and more! Tom'sGuide will be bringing you first impressions of the Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel Watch 2, and more. [Tom's Guide will be bringing you first impressions of the Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel Watch 2, and more. You can always watch the live stream of Made by Google 2023 hosted by Google on YouTube. A live stream of the Google event is currently being set up, and you will receive notifications when it goes live.

Previously, another Google teaser video, a placeholder for the event's live stream, said "W8 is almost over" and "Gr8 things are coming," he promised.

Given all the teaser videos, it's not too much of a stretch to predict that the latest Pixel 8 and a follow-up to the Pixel Watch are planned for this year's Made by Google. But the devil is in the details.

Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro: New phones are announced at almost every one of Google's fall hardware events, and Google has confirmed that its latest flagship will play its part at the October 4 event. So what will the Pixel 8 lineup offer?

A new Tensor chipset is almost certain to make its way into the Pixel 8 lineup, with the Tensor G3 set to be included, although Tensor is generally focused on the neural engine that provides the machine learning capabilities that make the Pixel unique, Rumors suggest that Google is working on improving the performance of the Tensor G3, which would be a welcome change as Pixel phones tend to lag behind the best phones from Apple, Samsung, and OnePlus in terms of performance.

In terms of photography, the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro could feature a new main camera sensor that is physically larger than the one found on the Pixel 7 models. This will allow the camera to capture more light. We have also heard that Google is planning a number of new software features, such as staggered HDR, which will capture multiple exposures simultaneously for sharper images.

The Pixel 8 could get a smaller display than the Pixel 7 offered, shrinking from 6.3 inches to 6.17 inches. However, the display's refresh rate could be improved, rivaling the 120 Hz refresh rate offered by the Pixel 8 Pro.

As for the Pixel 8 Pro, leaked images suggest that a temperature sensor will be included in the phone's camera rubber. This temperature sensor is said to be able to actually tell how hot or cold things are, and it will be interesting to see how Google markets this particular feature.

The days of the cheap Pixel flagship may be numbered. According to one rumor, the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro will be priced $100 more than their predecessors, starting at $699 and $999, respectively; we will report more on the differences between the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro based on rumors regarding both devices.

Pixel Watch 2: Also confirmed to be coming in Made by Google 2023 is a follow-up to Google's Pixel Watch. So how will Google make sure the sequel surpasses the original?

Google is rumored to be dropping the Exynos 9110 in the current Pixel Watch in favor of Qualcomm's Snapdragon W5 Plus. This is believed to improve the battery life of the Pixel Watch 2. It is also possible that the company will drop the stainless steel and replace it with a cheaper and lighter aluminum frame.

As for new features, Pixel Watch 2 rumors suggest that the smartwatch will gain safety improvements, including the ability to track stress levels, a "multi-pass" heart rate monitor, and car collision detection.

Android 14: Google's Android updates are usually released by this point, but Android 14 has yet to debut beyond the currently available beta version. the arrival of the Pixel 8 seems like the perfect time to announce Android 14 Seems like the perfect time to announce Android 14.

While Android 14 does not bring any significant changes to the Android experience, there are several improvements that make using the phone more convenient. Highlights include the ability to use the phone's camera flash to alert you to incoming notifications, more sophisticated permissions for sharing photos and videos, a Health Connect app integrated into the platform, and built-in satellite connectivity.

Some sort of audio equipment: if you watch the teaser video that Google is playing in lieu of a live stream of the Made for Google 2023 event, you will notice several products that are likely to appear at the event - the Pixel 8 smartphone, the Pixel Watch 2. and other something - you'll notice a few products that are likely to appear at the event - the Pixel 8 smartphone, the Pixel Watch 2. Freeze the frame for about 11 seconds and the mystery product looks very much like an audio device.

One can only speculate that these are new Pixel Buds related to the release of the Pixel 8. Google last released the Pixel Buds Pro over a year ago, and the Pixel Buds A series well before that. That's long enough for an audio upgrade.