Google Home Max trends in the Philippines

MANILA, Philippines – Google announced a host of new and improved products last night, and the Twitterverse liked what it saw.

On Wednesday, October 4 (Thursday, October 5, Philippine time), Google revealed a line-up of tech:

Pixel 2 & Pixel 2 XL

The Pixel 2 features a 5-inch full HD OLED display with 100,000:1 contrast ratio. The Pixel 2 XL screen is a 6-inch pOLED screen, with QHD+ and an 18:9 aspect ratio.

Read more about Google’s new smartphones here.

Pixelbook

Running on Chrome OS, the Pixelbook can sport either Core i5 and i7 processors, up to 16GB of RAM, and up to 512GB of storage space. It also has a 10-hour battery life on a single charge.

Read more about Google’s new laptop here.

Clips

The Google Clips smart camera aims to mix artificial intelligence, hardware, and software by taking photos for you, as it looks for “moments” it can capture. You can later decide to save or discard, at your leisure.

Read more about Google’s new smart camera here.

 

 

Perhaps what excited people the most was when Google revealed the Home Mini & Home Max.

The Google Home Mini is a home assistant and speaker that packs the Google Assistant and other related features of the original Home device, but with a smaller form factor.

Read more about Google’s new home assistant and speaker here.

Netizens were so excited about the new product that it even trended on Philippine Twitter!

 

Just what about the Home Max and Google’s other new products was the Twitterverse raving about? Check out these tweets:

#GoogleHome Max has me hella excited. The regular #Google Home already has incredibly good audio, i’m so hype.

— David Imel (@DurvidImel) October 4, 2017

Google Home Max. I don’t need another speaker but I do somehow. Damn you google. #madebygoogle pic.twitter.com/ShoMSrUlPD

— Danny Winget (@superscientific) October 4, 2017

Just saw the @Google keynote. I must say the Pixelbook looks impressive and the Mini looks so conveniently cute!

— Ricky B. (@rickybaeza91) October 5, 2017

Google Home Max is clearly Google’s audio engineers having a field day designing their dream smart speaker. Which is cool.

— David Ruddock (@RDR0b11) October 4, 2017

Google Pixel 2 actually looks like a sensible and effortless smartphone compared to other brands.

— A. U. (@anash_udn) October 5, 2017

WTF. THE GOOGLE HOME MAX HAS ME SHOOK.

— Devon (@devonkosa) October 4, 2017

What are your thoughts on the new Google product line-up? Which are you most excited about? Tell us by writing on X! – Rappler.com