 Good morning. Good to see all of you. Just over a year ago at Google I.O., we announced Android had 1 billion 30-day active devices. We now have 1.4 billion. Today I'm super excited to announce not one, but two amazing new Nexus phones. The Nexus 5X and the Nexus 6P. The Nexus 6P has an incredibly vibrant 5.7-inch WQHD AMOLED display. The phone is available in three colors, frost white, aluminum, and graphite. It's crafted from aeronautical grade anodized aluminum. The brand new USB Type-C port brings fast charging. Now the Nexus 6P has the best camera we've ever put into a Nexus device. A 12.3 megapixel Sony imaging sensor with enormous 1.55 micron pixels. We've also incorporated a high resolution 8 megapixel front-facing camera with HDR+. The 6P comes with Nexus imprint, an incredibly fast and accurate fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone to complement the way you naturally hold it. Fingerprint unlocking is super convenient when combined with Android Pay. So when you're in a store, simply touch the back of your phone to unlock, tap the payment terminal to complete your purchase. The Nexus 6P runs the latest Android 6.0 software codenamed Marshmallow. Now the Nexus 5X offers top of the line performance in a compact, affordable package. It has a beautiful 5.2-inch display, and the Nexus 5X has some of the same great hardware features you'll find in the Nexus 6P. The phone itself is available in carbon black, quartz white, and ice blue. Also new this year is slow motion video. I'd like to talk to you about the new Android Sensor Hub. This is a dedicated low-power processor that connects directly to the phone's sensors and runs Google's unique sensor algorithms. So it's smart enough to track your run or your biking. I wanted to show you a few more examples of polished craftsmanship that can be found throughout Android Marshmallow. We've extended quick access to Google Voice Search and Actions. So you just swipe from the left corner, and then you can simply say what you want. We've also added on-device intelligent prediction engine to learn your pattern of app launches over time. We've reduced the number of preloaded apps on the phone to make the out-of-box experience cleaner and simpler. Now on tap brings the power of Google Search to whatever you're doing on the phone. You simply tap and hold the home button to get quick information and actions without leaving the app you're currently in. Another cool feature in Android is voice actions. We've extended this feature to enable app developers to build conversational voice experiences directly into their own app. Both the Nexus 5X and 6P support always-on OK Google detection that works even when the screen is off. We've made Android smarter about how it manages power with the new Doze Mode. We've also optimized the system to prioritize the apps you use more frequently over those that you don't. Android 6.0 Marshmallow will begin rolling out to existing Nexus devices starting next week, including the Nexus 5, 6, 7, 9, and Nexus Player. Starting today, the Nexus 5X and the Nexus 6P will be available for pre-order on the Google Store. The Nexus 5X starts at $379, and the Nexus 6P starts at $499. All Nexus phones will come with a 90-day free subscription to Google Play Music. You'll now have the option to safeguard your phone with a new program we're launching called Nexus Protect. Nexus Protect costs $69 for the 5X and $89 for the 6P. We're pleased to announce that the Nexus 5X and 6P are available on the Fi network. I'm excited to announce the Google Play Music family plan for just $14.99 per month for six people. Four months ago we launched Google Photos. Today, I'm excited to announce Google Photos shared albums. A new easy way to pool photos and videos, we're bringing Chromecast to Photos. Chromecast and Photos is rolling out this week on Android and very soon to iOS. Today, we're also very happy to announce two beautiful brand new Chromecast products. First, the new Chromecast. In addition to black, we're offering Chromecast in two fun colors, lemonade and coral. Today, we're excited to announce a completely redesigned Chromecast app. With What's On, we've partnered with many top content apps to give you a single place to view all your featured content. Now, any device on your home network can be a remote control for Chromecast. With Search, we want to make it easy for you to find your stuff across all the different Cast enabled apps. And here we'll tell you all the places you can watch it on Chromecast. The new Chromecast will be available starting today and we're going to continue to offer it for the amazing price of $35. The second beautiful new Chromecast product is Chromecast Audio. Chromecast Audio is a small device that plugs into an existing home speaker and streams audio through Wi-Fi from your favorite Cast enabled apps. Chromecast Audio works with all the top audio apps that already work with Chromecast today. We're excited to announce Spotify supporting Chromecast and Chromecast Audio. We're going to support the ability to mirror audio from your Android device or mirror audio from any Chrome tab. I can even go to my Android Wear watch and skip to the next song in the playlist. Chromecast Audio will also be available starting today for just $35. We want to give you a sneak peek at one more device that we've been working on. Pixel C. The keyboard attaches to the back of the tablet securely so that it's out of the way but close by. Slide the tablet off, touch it to the back of the keyboard and lift. The tablet attaches magnetically and the screen is fully adjustable between 100 and 135 degrees. The screen size is 10.2 inches. The Pixel C will be available in time for the holidays on the Google Store starting at $499 for the tablet and $149.