Now that Apple Inc. has had its big phone event, where the tech company launched its iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. It's Google's turn to highlight its devices, and Google's huge event fire up on October 4 in San Francisco.

The main attraction of the show will likely be Google's new Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones. Many of the details of the new smartphones have leaked online over the past few months, and it's not clear how many surprises the tech giant will have in store about the devices.

The new Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones will reportedly replace Google's long-standing Nexus program, and the devices will feature only the tech company's branding. Google has already stimulated the new smartphones through marketing campaigns around the globe, according to The Verge.

The tech monster is also expected to unveil the Google Home, Chromecast Ultra, Google Wi-Fi in the October event. Also hyping up the event is the Andromeda, which is the combination elements of Chrome OS and Android, and the new platform will be suited for tablets and laptops.

Recently Chrome OS got access to the Google Play store, however, the hybrid Andromeda might be a more robust solution, based on the report of Engadget.

It has been said that Google is planning to release the new Pixel laptop during the event. The project, known as Bison or Pixel 3, will likely be the first device to showcase Google's Andromeda operating system in a laptop form factor, Android Police reported.

Bison or Pixel 3 is expected to be an ultra-thin laptop with a 12.3-inch display, but it is unclear if the device will be a Lenovo Yoga-style convertible device, or a detachable like the Surface Book of Microsoft. Powering Bison or Pixel 3 will be either an Intel m3 or i5 Core processor with 32 gigabyte or 128 gigabyte of storage and 8 gigabyte or 16 gigabyte of RAM.

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