Next week is pretty much the most interesting one of this year’s Techtober. Tech giants Apple, Google, and Samsung all have events lined up for fans and some of these announcements have been long expected. Here is a roundup of what’s coming next week:

Apple Oct. 18 event

Apple Unleashed Event – October 18

Apple kicks off the week-long string of events with its Unleashed event on Monday, October 18. The event is believed to be for the launch of new MacBook Pro laptops that will be powered by a more powerful version of the Apple M1 chip. Expected to be called the Apple M1X, the chipset is also reported to power a new Mac Mini.

Pixel 6 launch date

Pixel Fall Event – October 19

The much-awaited Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro will be announced on Tuesday, October 19. The Pixel Fall event is for the new Pixel 6 phones but there is a high chance we will see Google announce other products.

Realme Watch T1 front
Realme Watch T1

Realme China launch event – October 19

Realme will be holding an event in China on October 19. The launch event is for the Realme Q3s but it is also expected to launch the Realme T1, its first smartwatch for the Chinese market.

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Part 2 Event

Galaxy Unpacked Part 2 – October 20

Samsung hit us with a surprise a few days ago when it announced that it has a launch event scheduled for Wednesday, October 20. The major announcement is expected to be for One UI 4 but a teaser posted by Samsung on YouTube yesterday points at a foldable-related device announcement too.

Redmi Smart TV X 2022

Redmi Smart TV X 2022 – October 20

Redmi has a new smart TV launching on Wednesday, October 20. The Smart TV X 2022 is a successor to its 2019 Redmi Smart TV X affordable premium TV. We expect the new model will have premium features but a modest price tag.

huawei nova 9 4g

Huawei Nova 9 – October 21

Huawei is bringing the Nova 9 series to Europe on October 21. The Nova 9 series was launched in China in September powered by the Snapdragon 778G processor. When they launch next week in Europe, they also won’t have 5G support.

 

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