- Lowpass
- Posts
- The latest on Google's entertainment tech
The latest on Google's entertainment tech
That's quite a Cast
Welcome to Lowpass, a newsletter about the future of entertainment and the next big hardware platforms, including smart TVs, ambient computing and AR / VR. This week: Google I/O TV and streaming news, and a scoop on the future of Chinese AR glasses maker Nreal.
I/O observations: What’s next for Google’s entertainment tech
This week, Google had two big stories to tell at its annual I/O developer conference: The company used the event to unveil a range of new devices, including the Pixel Fold, the Pixel 7a and a long-awaited Pixel Tablet. Plus, CEO Sundar Pichai once again explained how important AI is to Google — only this year, he had to assure the world that Google isn’t losing the AI race.
Given all of the attention AI was getting, Google’s media efforts were playing a relatively minor role at the event. However, the company still shared some updates for people building TV apps, and it also showed off how tablets can evolve to become a new kind of media consumption device. Here are a few key tidbits related to the intersection of entertainment and technology:
Subscribe to Premium to read the rest.
Become a paying subscriber of Premium to get access to this post and other subscriber-only content.
Already a paying subscriber? Sign In.
A subscription gets you:
- • A full-length newsletter every week
- • No ads or sponsorship messages
- • Access to every story on Lowpass.cc
- • Access to a subscriber-only Slack space and subscriber-only events