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'Silicon Valley' season 4 release date and news: Google introduces keynote with Dinesh and Gilfoyle

Bayani Miguel Acebedo October 06, 2016 09:37 PM EST

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Fans are eagerly awaiting the next season of HBO's "Silicon Valley." Season four may be coming next year but the crew has teamed up with Google, and together they found a creative way to launch the Google keynote with two Pied Piper programmers.

The clip has Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani) eagerly awaiting the beginning of Google's livestream event before he gets antagonized by Gilfoyle (Martin Starr). The scene also takes place in Erlich Bachman's (T.J. Miller) incubator. Fans should recognize the "Pied Piper" sign on the wall.

This is in line with Google's unveiling of new products. Among them is the new Pixel phone which boasts the "highest rated smartphone camera" and unlimited storage for all the users photos and videos. Other devices announced are the Google Home, Google Wi-Fi, a streaming service and a virtual reality headset.

"Silicon Valley," has been renewed by HBO a fourth season and fans can expect it to arrive next year.

At the San Diego Comic-con last July, showrunner Mike Judge had this to say about the show's protagonists: "As soon as they become the winners, the show gets less interesting... It's more fun to watch these guys be uncomfortable and fail and be humiliated. They're funnier that way."

The previous season had a lot of hiccups for Richard Hendriks (Thomas Middleditch) and his team. Aside from him being knocked down as CEO, Richard also came to the realization that, though his Pied Piper app works, a lot of users don't know how to utilize it. What's more, the team had no idea how to find more users for the app.

Surely the next season of "Silicon Valley" will have more ups and downs for the team as they struggle to make it big in the technological Mecca that is Silicon Valley.

"Silicon Valley" season 4 premieres in HBO on April 24, 2017.

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