Google’s Pixel smartphones to ship in India from Oct 25 onward

Google recently launched it’s much-anticipated Pixel flagship on October 4, 2016. Pre-orders for the same went up shortly afterwards via major retailers such as Flipkart, Chroma, Reliance Digital and others.

Google recently launched the Pixel flagship with pre-orders in India going up via Flipkart, Chroma, Reliance Digital and others.

The search giant has now announced the shipping of the Pixel smartphones and it is not very far from today.

‘The future is exciting. And by future we mean 3 days from now. #Pixel will start reaching stores on 25th October #madebygoogle.’ Google India tweeted on yesterday.

To recall, Google had announced at its October 4 event that India will be one of the first six countries including the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Germany to see the Pixel smartphones reaching the markets.

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