Gadget season: What Apple, Google, Samsung, Microsoft, Amazon, Razer are bringing this fall

Apple. Google. Amazon. Microsoft. Samsung. Huawei. Razer. Nokia. Facebook. 

The world’s tech companies are announcing so many gadgets we don’t know where to start. We’ll be bringing we back-to-back-to-back coverage this tumble — and here’s a beam to when and where it’s all going down.

Apple (Sept. 12)

This tumble kicked off with a crash — not one, not two, but 3 new iPhones and a new Apple Watch were announced live from a Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, California, on Sept. 12. We were there, and here’s a lie sheet of literally all we missed. You can also review CNET’s liveblog if we wish a replay of a up-to-the-second news and analysis.

Amazon (Sept. 20)

The eventuality itself was something of a warn — no adorned invites being sent out in allege — though Amazon’s outside pop-up hardware eventuality was like zero we’ve ever seen on Sept. 20 in New York City. The association announced 13 new gadgets, including a freaking voice-activated microwave that can automatically sequence some-more popcorn. Not to discuss a horde of new facilities for existent Alexa devices, like a ability to listen for violation glass and send we a criminal alert. 

Here’s all Amazon announced.

Oculus VR (Sept. 26-27)

Facebook’s subsequent Oculus VR headset is approaching to be announced during Oculus Connect 5 on Sept. 26-27 in Santa Cruz, California. Which creates sense, deliberation we’ve been watchful for Oculus’ Santa Cruz antecedent to spin into a genuine product. Check behind for some-more information on a event, including a couple to a approaching livestream.

Microsoft (Oct. 2)

Hints that new Microsoft Surface hardware will be announced in an Oct. 2 eventuality in New York City came with a word “A impulse of your time” on a invitation. Software and use announcements are also approaching when a celebration starts during 4 p.m. ET that day. 

This post will be updated with livestream information, if and when available.

Nokia (Oct. 4)

Are we still a Nokia fan? You’ll wish to compensate courtesy on Oct. 4 during 5 p.m. London time — aka 9 a.m. PT — when a association takes a wraps off its latest phone in a UK. Could it be that crazy Nokia phone with 5 cameras? Or a some-more practical notched Nokia 7.1 Plus? Or both? We’ll let we know.

Google (Oct. 9)

We’re guessing that Google will announce a entrance of a Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, and a new call of Chrome OS tablets live from New York City. Join us during 11 a.m. PT on Oct. 9 to watch a eventuality live. You’ll be means to locate CNET’s pre- and post-event coverage as good as Google’s whole livestream (which we can also find on Google’s YouTube Channel). 

Razer (Oct. 10)

Think CNET is removing any rest after a Google eventuality in NYC? Think again — unless this entice is grossly misleading, Razer will announce a second-generation of a gaming-centric Razer Phone on Oct. 10 in Los Angeles. We favourite a lot of things about a original, and a fingers are crossed that this one blows it out of a park. 

Samsung (Oct. 11)

And a day after Razer, we’ll immediately be prepping for a new Samsung Galaxy announce on Oct. 11. It’s not transparent either it’s a phone or not, though it’s presumably something important given Samsung didn’t seem to consider its triple-camera Samsung Galaxy A7 deserved such an event. Since a tagline is “4X a fun,” we’re meditative maybe a device that folds and flips into opposite configurations — say, Samsung’s long-awaited folding phone or maybe a detachable Chromebook. But it could also be a phone with 4 cameras. Why not? 

You’ll be means to find a livestream at Samsung’s Galaxy website.

Huawei (Oct. 16)

Mate 20, a subsequent flagship phone for Huawei, will launch on Oct. 16 in London. Last month, a association announced a Mate 20 Lite, that facilities a 6.3-inch display, a 20-megapixel behind camera, a 24-megapixel front camera and a delegate 2-megapixel camera for additional abyss information. The Mate 20 is approaching to have a shade as vast as 6.9 inches. Check behind for any updates on a probable livestream of this event.  

Samsung (Nov. 7-8)

Rumors of a flexible Samsung phone unveiling approximate a Samsung Developer Conference in San Francisco on Nov. 7-8, that is when it’s some-more approaching to be unveiled. Stay tuned to see if a fabulous folding phone becomes a reality.

As always, stay tuned to CNET for all of a news from these announcements. We’ll have editors on a belligerent delivering we all of a sum we need to know. 

Originally published Sept. 7.

Update, Sept. 20: With some-more events and some-more info.