 Good morning. Thank you for being here. When I look ahead at where computing is headed, it's clear to me that we are heading, evolving from a mobile first to an AI first world. At the heart of these efforts is our goal to build a Google Assistant, which is why today we are going to bring the Assistant to two new surfaces. One in the context of the phone, which you always carry with you, and one in the context of your home. So today, I'm very excited to introduce you to a new phone made by Google. We call it Pixel. The rear glass creates a bold, iconic element that gives Pixel personality and character, and there's no unsightly camera bump. Pixel is the first phone with the Google Assistant built in. Show me my photos from last October. Play me a song by the Lumineers. Playing music. The Assistant knows I like to listen to music on YouTube, so that's the app it opens up. There's actually an industry group, DXOMark, that rates camera quality at almost all popular DSLR and smartphone cameras on the market. We're proud to report that Pixel received a rating of 89. That's the highest rating ever for a smartphone. This isn't only the best camera we've ever made. It's the best smartphone camera anyone has ever made. Pixel has a 12.3 megapixel rear-facing camera featuring an f2.0 aperture. Smart Burst is a feature that lets you capture just the right moment. By holding down the shutter button, you can capture a continuous stream of images and let Google Intelligence select the sharpest, clearest photo of just the right moment. There's HDR+. It's built to work in any light, so you get clear, vivid pictures, even in challenging conditions, that our camera has a shorter capture time than any smartphone camera we've tested, which makes action shots like this possible. And finally, my favorite feature, our incredible video stabilization. It means that videos turn out smooth, even if you're not. Of course, Pixel comes with Google Photos built in. So as a special bonus for Pixel owners, we're including free, unlimited storage for photos and videos at original quality. Pixel can get you up to seven hours of power with just 15 minutes of charging. We've also made the update process easier. When a new update is available, it will be downloaded and installed in the background. So we've built 24-7 live customer care right into the phone. And to make it easier for them to understand and help solve the problem, we've added a screen share option. We've also made it super simple to transfer over everything you really care about. So we've built a new tool to let you quickly and easily transfer your contacts, photos, videos, music, texts, calendar appointments, and your iMessages. We even put a quick switch adapter in every box. We're also excited to introduce a brand new range of cases and accessories for Pixel. Finally, Pixel comes in two sizes, a 5-inch and a 5.5-inch display. All the great features you've heard about today work on both. And both of these sizes come with all of these amazing hardware specs. Pixel is available in three colors, descriptively named, quite black, very silver, and a limited edition, really blue. Pixel starts at $649 or $27 a month on the Google Store here in the US. It's available for pre-order starting today in the US, Australia, Canada, Germany, and the UK, and in India starting on October 13th. The first phone made by Google inside and out. And the Pixel phones, which are the first, which are Daydream ready. So let's talk about the VR headset. And so I'd like to introduce you to Daydream View. Well, you'll notice immediately that it doesn't quite look like other VR headsets. And that's because in designing it, we weren't inspired by gadgets. We looked at what do people actually wear 30% lighter than similar devices. And so we made sure that the headset fits nicely over eyeglasses. Really you just want to pop your phone in and be in VR. And that's the way Daydream View works. You open the latch, you drop your phone in, you close the latch, and you're ready to go. The headset and phone say hello wirelessly, so there's nothing to connect. We wanted interacting with VR to be easy too. And that's where the Daydream controller comes in. But there's more to it than meets the eye. Hidden inside are a bunch of sensors that respond to how you move. So you can point, you can swing, you can aim. It's so precise that you can draw with it. You can write your name on it. So the controller has a home inside the headset. When you're done, it just kind of snuggles in there like this. But there are a lot of other Daydream ready phones on the way from our partners too. And the headset will work with them as well. At launch we'll have Slate. And later this year we'll add two other colors, Snow and Crimson. We've been working with the likes of Netflix, HBO, and Hulu to bring their entire entertainment libraries to Daydream. With Street View and Daydream, we've built 150 curated tours of the world's most amazing places. But where the YouTube experience really shines is with 360 and VR videos. Now all of this will come together in November when Daydream View and the controller go on sale together for $79. Let's talk now about the home. Today we're excited to announce Google Wi-Fi. Designed to support the new ways we use Wi-Fi. Unlike a single central router, multiple Google Wi-Fi points work together to do a much better job of delivering fast throughput to every corner of the home. Simply add Wi-Fi points to expand coverage. Google Wi-Fi is going to be available for pre-orders in November and it's going to ship in early December. Google Wi-Fi is going to retail for $129 for a single pack. And for larger homes, we're offering a three pack for $299. So today we're introducing Chromecast Ultra, our most premium TV streaming device to date. You will now be able to cast your favorite content in up to 4K Ultra HD resolution with HDR and Dolby Vision support. And we're happy to announce that Google Play Movies will be rolling out 4K content in November. Chromecast Ultra comes with an Ethernet port. Chromecast Ultra is going to be available in November for $69. And that brings us to Google Home. Google Home lets you enjoy music, get answers from Google, manage everyday tasks and control devices around your home. In those rare moments when voice won't do, the top surface is also a capacitive touch panel. You can simply use your finger to pause the music, adjust the volume or trigger the Google Assistant. The mic mute button gives you total control so the product is only listening for the hot word when you want it to be. The speaker in Google Home sets the standard for audio quality in this new category. This design delivers a full range, natural sounding experience with rich bass and clear highs. Finally, we made it really simple to swap basses to customize your Google Home. Okay Google, play Don't Let Me Down by the Chainsmokers. Okay Google, turn it down. But Google Home supports many of the top music services including Google Play Music, Spotify, Pandora, TuneIn and soon iHeartRadio. Okay Google, play 80s workout music from Google Play Music. Okay Google, play that Shakira song from Zootopia. Now we want to make it easy to play all types of audio. So music, news, radio stations, podcasts and more. And now with Google Home, we give you an easy way to access the knowledge of Google in a hands free way. If we can't find a direct answer, we try to find the website that has the best answer to your question. Okay Google, good morning. Good morning Rishi. It is 7.32 AM. The weather in San Francisco currently is 59 degrees and cloudy with a high of 65 degrees. Your commute to work is currently 59 minutes with moderate traffic if you take US 101 South. Today at 5 PM, you have Bollywood hip hop dance class. Don't judge me. By the way, remember to cook dinner tonight for the kids. Have a good one. You can now use Google Home to voice control your TVs and speakers. Okay Google, play Katy Perry's latest music video on my TV. All right, rise from YouTube, playing on Chromecast. In fact, we're excited to announce that Netflix will soon support voice casting via Google Home. Google Home is going to be available for $129. We'll be offering a free six month trial of YouTube Red. A Google Home will be available for pre-order starting today in the US from Google Store, Best Buy, Walmart and Target. It will be shipping and available in retail stores on November 4th. Our vibrant fabric bases come in three incredibly fun colors and our sleek metal bases come in carbon, snow and copper. We're deeply committed to building hardware that brings this vision to life. This is only the beginning. The Google Keynote is about to start. Okay. You're going to watch? No. Why? Don't you want to know what it's about? I know what it's about. You don't know what it's about. They're going to tell everyone what it's about during the keynote. Now they're going to tell everybody who wasn't on the beta what it's about. There's no beta. Is there a beta?
 Good morning. Thank you for being here. When I look ahead at where computing is headed,
 it's clear to me that we are heading, evolving from a mobile first to an AI first world.
 At the heart of these efforts is our goal to build a Google Assistant, which is why
 today we are going to bring the Assistant to two new surfaces. One in the context of
 the phone, which you always carry with you, and one in the context of your home.
 So today, I'm very excited to introduce you to a new phone made by Google. We call it
 Pixel. The rear glass creates a bold, iconic element that gives Pixel personality and character,
 and there's no unsightly camera bump.
 Pixel is the first phone with the Google Assistant built in. Show me my photos from last October.
 Play me a song by the Lumineers.
 Playing music.
 The Assistant knows I like to listen to music on YouTube, so that's the app it opens up.
 There's actually an industry group, DXOMark, that rates camera quality at almost all popular
 DSLR and smartphone cameras on the market. We're proud to report that Pixel received
 a rating of 89. That's the highest rating ever for a smartphone. This isn't only the
 best camera we've ever made. It's the best smartphone camera anyone has ever made.
 Pixel has a 12.3 megapixel rear-facing camera featuring an f2.0 aperture. Smart Burst is
 a feature that lets you capture just the right moment. By holding down the shutter button,
 you can capture a continuous stream of images and let Google Intelligence select the sharpest,
 clearest photo of just the right moment. There's HDR+. It's built to work in any light, so
 you get clear, vivid pictures, even in challenging conditions, that our camera has a shorter
 capture time than any smartphone camera we've tested, which makes action shots like this
 possible. And finally, my favorite feature, our incredible video stabilization. It means
 that videos turn out smooth, even if you're not. Of course, Pixel comes with Google Photos
 built in. So as a special bonus for Pixel owners, we're including free, unlimited storage
 for photos and videos at original quality. Pixel can get you up to seven hours of power
 with just 15 minutes of charging. We've also made the update process easier. When a new
 update is available, it will be downloaded and installed in the background. So we've
 built 24-7 live customer care right into the phone. And to make it easier for them to understand
 and help solve the problem, we've added a screen share option. We've also made it super
 simple to transfer over everything you really care about. So we've built a new tool to let
 you quickly and easily transfer your contacts, photos, videos, music, texts, calendar appointments,
 and your iMessages. We even put a quick switch adapter in every box. We're also excited to
 introduce a brand new range of cases and accessories for Pixel. Finally, Pixel comes in two sizes,
 a 5-inch and a 5.5-inch display. All the great features you've heard about today work on
 both. And both of these sizes come with all of these amazing hardware specs. Pixel is
 available in three colors, descriptively named, quite black, very silver, and a limited edition,
 really blue. Pixel starts at $649 or $27 a month on the Google Store here in the US.
 It's available for pre-order starting today in the US, Australia, Canada, Germany, and
 the UK, and in India starting on October 13th. The first phone made by Google inside and
 out. And the Pixel phones, which are the first, which are Daydream ready. So let's talk about
 the VR headset. And so I'd like to introduce you to Daydream View. Well, you'll notice
 immediately that it doesn't quite look like other VR headsets. And that's because in designing
 it, we weren't inspired by gadgets. We looked at what do people actually wear 30% lighter
 than similar devices. And so we made sure that the headset fits nicely over eyeglasses.
 Really you just want to pop your phone in and be in VR. And that's the way Daydream
 View works. You open the latch, you drop your phone in, you close the latch, and you're
 ready to go. The headset and phone say hello wirelessly, so there's nothing to connect.
 We wanted interacting with VR to be easy too. And that's where the Daydream controller comes
 in. But there's more to it than meets the eye. Hidden inside are a bunch of sensors
 that respond to how you move. So you can point, you can swing, you can aim. It's so precise
 that you can draw with it. You can write your name on it. So the controller has a home inside
 the headset. When you're done, it just kind of snuggles in there like this. But there
 are a lot of other Daydream ready phones on the way from our partners too. And the headset
 will work with them as well. At launch we'll have Slate. And later this year we'll add
 two other colors, Snow and Crimson. We've been working with the likes of Netflix, HBO,
 and Hulu to bring their entire entertainment libraries to Daydream. With Street View and
 Daydream, we've built 150 curated tours of the world's most amazing places. But where
 the YouTube experience really shines is with 360 and VR videos. Now all of this will come
 together in November when Daydream View and the controller go on sale together for $79.
 Let's talk now about the home. Today we're excited to announce Google Wi-Fi. Designed
 to support the new ways we use Wi-Fi. Unlike a single central router, multiple Google Wi-Fi
 points work together to do a much better job of delivering fast throughput to every corner
 of the home. Simply add Wi-Fi points to expand coverage. Google Wi-Fi is going to be available
 for pre-orders in November and it's going to ship in early December. Google Wi-Fi is
 going to retail for $129 for a single pack. And for larger homes, we're offering a three
 pack for $299. So today we're introducing Chromecast Ultra, our most premium TV streaming
 device to date. You will now be able to cast your favorite content in up to 4K Ultra HD
 resolution with HDR and Dolby Vision support. And we're happy to announce that Google Play
 Movies will be rolling out 4K content in November. Chromecast Ultra comes with an Ethernet port.
 Chromecast Ultra is going to be available in November for $69. And that brings us to
 Google Home. Google Home lets you enjoy music, get answers from Google, manage everyday tasks
 and control devices around your home. In those rare moments when voice won't do, the top
 surface is also a capacitive touch panel. You can simply use your finger to pause the
 music, adjust the volume or trigger the Google Assistant. The mic mute button gives you total
 control so the product is only listening for the hot word when you want it to be. The speaker
 in Google Home sets the standard for audio quality in this new category. This design
 delivers a full range, natural sounding experience with rich bass and clear highs. Finally, we
 made it really simple to swap basses to customize your Google Home. Okay Google, play Don't
 Let Me Down by the Chainsmokers. Okay Google, turn it down. But Google Home supports many
 of the top music services including Google Play Music, Spotify, Pandora, TuneIn and soon
 iHeartRadio. Okay Google, play 80s workout music from Google Play Music. Okay Google,
 play that Shakira song from Zootopia. Now we want to make it easy to play all types
 of audio. So music, news, radio stations, podcasts and more. And now with Google Home,
 we give you an easy way to access the knowledge of Google in a hands free way. If we can't
 find a direct answer, we try to find the website that has the best answer to your question.
 Okay Google, good morning.
 Good morning Rishi. It is 7.32 AM. The weather in San Francisco currently is 59 degrees and
 cloudy with a high of 65 degrees. Your commute to work is currently 59 minutes with moderate
 traffic if you take US 101 South. Today at 5 PM, you have Bollywood hip hop dance class.
 Don't judge me. By the way, remember to cook dinner tonight for the kids. Have a good one.
 You can now use Google Home to voice control your TVs and speakers. Okay Google, play Katy
 Perry's latest music video on my TV. All right, rise from YouTube, playing on Chromecast.
 In fact, we're excited to announce that Netflix will soon support voice casting via Google
 Home. Google Home is going to be available for $129. We'll be offering a free six month
 trial of YouTube Red. A Google Home will be available for pre-order starting today in
 the US from Google Store, Best Buy, Walmart and Target. It will be shipping and available
 in retail stores on November 4th. Our vibrant fabric bases come in three incredibly fun
 colors and our sleek metal bases come in carbon, snow and copper.
 We're deeply committed to building hardware that brings this vision to life. This is only
 the beginning. The Google Keynote is about to start. Okay. You're going to watch? No.
 Why? Don't you want to know what it's about? I know what it's about. You don't know what
 it's about. They're going to tell everyone what it's about during the keynote. Now they're
 going to tell everybody who wasn't on the beta what it's about. There's no beta. Is
 there a beta?