- Oct 23, 2012
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Ahead of its October 4 announcement, Canadian wireless carrier Bell has listed Google's upcoming Pixel phone. The title and URL of the page imply that it's for pre-ordering Samsung's Galaxy Note7; however, you'll be greeted by what you see above.
First spotted by Steve Hemmerstoffer, the listing doesn't say much else. There's a form where you can input your personal information, as well as if you're already a Bell customer or not, but that's about it. In fact, you'll even see a message on the page that, "An error occured [sic] while processing your request."
Quite a bit is rumored to launch at Google's October 4 event. Alongside the Pixel and Pixel XL (which are likely to launch with Android 7.1 Nougat, so expect news about that), there should be a Daydream VR headset, a Chromecast that supports streaming in 4K, and Google Home, which is the company's competitor to Amazon's Echo family of devices.
We might even hear about Andromeda, which is Google's rumored project that merges Android and Chrome OS. While that is something that the company is rumored to announce, it does seem like the type of thing that would be held back until its I/O 2017 developer conference.
Source: Twitter via Android Central
First spotted by Steve Hemmerstoffer, the listing doesn't say much else. There's a form where you can input your personal information, as well as if you're already a Bell customer or not, but that's about it. In fact, you'll even see a message on the page that, "An error occured [sic] while processing your request."
Quite a bit is rumored to launch at Google's October 4 event. Alongside the Pixel and Pixel XL (which are likely to launch with Android 7.1 Nougat, so expect news about that), there should be a Daydream VR headset, a Chromecast that supports streaming in 4K, and Google Home, which is the company's competitor to Amazon's Echo family of devices.
We might even hear about Andromeda, which is Google's rumored project that merges Android and Chrome OS. While that is something that the company is rumored to announce, it does seem like the type of thing that would be held back until its I/O 2017 developer conference.
Source: Twitter via Android Central
