The "Made by Google" event is coming up soon, and you can watch the event on Tuesday, August 13, from Google's headquarters in Mountain View, California, starting at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. BST.

The best way to find out what Google is planning is to tune into the live stream, but that doesn't stop us from speculating about what the company might announce. And fortunately, we don't have to struggle to guess thanks to the abundance of leaks about upcoming Google gadgets, as most devices have already been fully unveiled, as confirmed by Google's own videos

Made by Google event. Here's a detailed rundown of everything we can expect to see announced. It should help you prepare for next week's Made by Google event and give you an idea of what new products you might find interesting.

The main event at the Made by Google event will likely center around the new Pixel 9 phone. As in previous years, Google is expected to announce the base Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro. (Google has already released a teaser video that specifically mentions the Pixel 9 Pro.) One will have the same size screen as the standard Pixel 9, and the other will debut as the Pixel 9 Pro XL with a 6.7" or 6.8" screen.

Rumors suggest that all new Pixel phones should feature the Tensor G4 chipset, but the power jump from Tensor G3 to G4 is rumored to be overwhelming.

The Camelaber will undergo several design tweaks this year, including rounded edges, which will change the overall look and feel of the phone; the base Pixel 9 should offer two cameras, although the Pro model is expected to maintain a triple camera system.

We don't expect Google to try to reinvent the wheel with the Pixel 9, but it should offer an intelligent upgrade that will appeal to Google phone fans. is the Pixel 9 an instant buy? That depends on your needs, but some are considering waiting before jumping in.

While the main Pixel 9 models are exciting, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, which follows the Pixel Fold, is even more interesting. Google has teased this model in an official video, and it is 100% certain that we will see this model at a Google event.

As for specs and design, it is expected to feature the newer Tensor G4 chip, just like the rest of the Pixel 9.

The overall size may be the most attractive change to the Pixel 9 Fold. The latest rumors suggest that it will be thinner than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, which would be a major selling point for Google.

The biggest Pixel Watch 3 rumor suggests that Google will add a 45mm version. It has always been an odd choice for Google to offer only one size for its smartwatches, so expanding its lineup with another option would be a good move.

It is likely that Google will offer Wear OS 5 on its latest smartwatch, as models like Samsung's Galaxy Watch 7 already offer the latest version of the OS.

We haven't heard much about Google's next watch outside of these leaks. Thankfully, the event is right around the corner and we won't have to wait too long to hear more.

The charging case for the Pixel Buds Pro 2 has been posted on Danish and Korean certification sites, so there is no doubt that Google is reading for release. The certification indicates that Google is putting a 650mAh battery in the Buds Pro 2 instead of the 620mAh battery in the previous model.

Google appears to have made some changes to the design, but not to its Samsung-like stem-like appearance. The company is rumored to offer the earbuds in four color options.

Android 15 has been available in beta since the spring, and it may be time for Google to release it to the masses. Since new Pixel phones usually debut with a new version of Android, an Android 15 release date could be announced during the Made by Google event.

Since the event is meant to show off Google's new hardware, Android 15 may be mentioned soon. Nevertheless, the delay should not be too much of an inconvenience, as Google currently offers seven years of software updates for its flagship phones.

These days, you can't have a tech event without tons of AI. Google will almost certainly show off Gemini features for new devices. Many of these features will be related to Android 15, but it would not be surprising to see a mix of non-Android AI announcements at the event, especially if they are related to the Pixel 9 phone.

It probably won't be the main focus of the event - as mentioned, it's a hardware-first show, but there may be something for AI fans to see.

Whenever a major hardware event like this takes place, we hunker down and expect something unexpected. Google has done a poor job of keeping things quiet regarding the Pixel 9 device, but that doesn't mean the company isn't preparing something else.

Google could announce a sequel to the Pixel Tablet. Almost certainly there would have been some kind of leak, so probably not, but anything is possible.

Perhaps Google has a hardware announcement we haven't considered, but this week's release of devices like the Google TV Streamer and the fourth-generation Google Nest Learning Thermostat will take some potential candidates out of consideration. remove them from consideration.