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Google joins the 5G game.

Yesterday, Google unveiled the much-anticipated Pixel 5 and other products at its pre-recorded half-hour virtual hardware event.

Here’s a short version of everything ICYMI:

Pixel 5, Google's flagship smartphone now comes with 5G, 100% recycled aluminum body, a better camera with an ultrawide lens, and built-in reverse wireless charging that you can use to charge other devices. You can pre-order it from $699.

Google Pixel 4a with 5G essentially is an upgraded Pixel 4a with features similar to Pixel 5 and a lower price tag. Pre-orders start from $499.

Google Nest Audio (evolved from Google Home) is the all-new smart speaker promising more bass and volume. Pre-orders start from $99.

Chromecast with Google TV brings you an updated interface unifying streaming and TV services, 4K support, Google Assistant, and a remote controller. Also, you won’t need a phone anymore to play content. Available for $49.

Other noteworthy improvements include updated Google Duo, which will let you screen share with whoever you’re chatting with, and a new Google Assistant feature, Hold for Me, that waits on hold for you and lets you know when someone's on the line.

TLDR; Yesterday, Google debuted the Pixel 5, announced the less expensive Pixel 4A 5G, revealed Chromecast with Google TV, and unveiled the Nest Audio smart speaker.

With the iPhone 12 rumoured to drop this month, are you team Android or iPhone?

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