Google has announced a huge array of new hardware and software, and some of the more interesting bits are easy to miss.

It took me two goes to make it through Google’s Pixel 10 announcement livestream the first time around. Not because I was suddenly interrupted, but because I had to give myself a moment to unclench.

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Apple accidentally added its September 9 iPhone 17 launch invite on the Apple TV app, giving us a hint of what to expect in the event.