Here's everything Google is expected to announce on October 9

The highlight of the event will be the latest Pixel phones, which unlike previous years, will feature identical specs while having different designs.

The Pixel 3 will have a conventional screen while Pixel 3 XL will have a notched display.

Further, both the phones are expected to pack same internals and come with two front cameras, single rear-camera, wireless charging, and dual-front firing speakers.

With Pixel 3 phones getting wireless charging support, Google has decided to make a wireless charger for them too.

A recent teardown of the latest Google app highlighted the Pixel Stand while showing animations of its possible features.

The wireless charger will hold the new Pixel phones in a vertical position and will display information like calendar events, or photos while charging.

Firstly, Google is expected to take on Apple's iPad Pro and Microsoft's Surface Pro with a new Chrome OS tablet.

Dubbed as Pixel Slate, the device will come with a detachable keyboard and in configurations with up to 16GB RAM and 7th-generation or 8th-generation Intel i7 processors.

Secondly, we expect to see the next-generation Pixelbook with up to 4K display resolution and upgraded internals.

Google will introduce new wired Pixel Buds with USB-C Type connectivity, according to some leaks. Moreover, if these leaks are true, we might see them come bundled with the new Pixel 3 devices.

Also, Google may update its last year's wireless Pixel Buds. However, with the barrage of Pixel 3-related leaks, we haven't really heard about the second-generation Pixel Buds.

Reports suggest Google is working to launch a new Home speaker with a smart display - just like the Amazon's recently-launched Echo Show.

Currently being named as Home Hub, this Google smart speaker will have support for Assistant and YouTube.

Further, Google's Chromecast is expected to get a small design and connectivity update with a matte-finished top, improved Wi-Fi support and Bluetooth connectivity.