Google’s upcoming flagship devices tentatively called Google Pixel 2 and Pixel XL 2 are expected to launch soon. A new tip by the popular tipster Evan Blass suggests that the next installment of the Google Pixel smartphones will be unveiled on October 5.

Evan Blass also

google&/#39;s second-generation Pixel handsets, powered by Snapdragon 836 SoC&#39;s, will be unveiled on October 5th.</p>&mdash; Evan Blass (@evleaks) <a href=900527086322032640_24.html August 2017</a></blockquote> <script async src=widgets.html charset="utf-8"></script>">tipped that the upcoming smartphones from Google will feature Qualcomm Snapdragon 836 SoC, making Pixel smartphones first to feature the latest SoC by Qualcomm. The Google Pixel 2 and Pixel XL 2 will compete with recently launched Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and upcoming LG V30, which is expected to launch on August 31. The tipped launch will be ahead of Apple’s much anticipated anniversary special iPhone 8, speculated to launch on September 12.

Notably, while Note 8  features bezel-less display along with the two upcoming flagships that are also expected to feature a bezel-less design, Google will stick to keeping bezel for the new Pixel devices. The Pixel 2 is speculated to feature a squeezable frame similar to the HTC U11, and will be running on Android 8.0.1 Oreo, which is expected since the Pixel smartphones are among the first to receive latest Android versions.

Furthermore, the Pixel 2 is expected to come in 64GB and 128GB of in-built storage variants and support NFC, Bluetooth and 802.11ac Wi-Fi along with 4GB of RAM. The Pixel 2 and Pixel XL 2 are speculated to feature a 4.95-inch Full-HD and a 5.99-inch Quad-HD display. Both the devices are expected to drop the 3.5mm headphone jack.

It was also reported that Google is expected to be working on the new Chromebook Pixel, mini version of Google Home and Google Assistant-powered Headphones. The smaller version of Google Home is Google’s answer to Amazon’s Echo Dot, while the speculated Chromebook Pixel will compete with Apple Mac and Microsoft’s Surface. There are no further inputs regarding these devices, except for the fact that these devices are tipped to be released in Google’s upcoming hardware event in October.