The company plans to make the announcement simultaneously in Detroit and Shanghai, where Manchester United is hugely popular.
And with this week's Essential announcement, Andy Rubin simultaneously complimented and threw some serious shade at the Moto Z system.
In New York, the announcement was made simultaneously by Sharon Gersten Luckman, the company's executive director, to staff members gathered in a fifth-floor studio at the Ailey building.
Because that is not a working day for much of the world, and because of the urgency of the threat, the announcement was made simultaneously to the media and to health authorities without any opportunity to ease the way politically.
In practice, however, announcements are typically posted simultaneously to several different sites in an attempt to reach the widest possible audience.
The announcement, which was made simultaneously by the Koreas this morning, represented the fruit of weeks of secret dialogue conducted since January against a backdrop of sharply tightened diplomatic pressure on North Korea.
Tellingly, the announcement was made almost simultaneously in Chinese and in English, a rare occurrence, and Chinese officials advised foreign governments beforehand that they were about to take a new stance on currency policy, according to an American official.
Putin's announcement managed to be simultaneously offensive, ridiculous and manipulative, effectively saying: "You can come here, gay people, and we won't instantly attack and imprison you – but you must curb your disgusting paedophile ways for the duration of your stay".
Obama was unusually aggressive in his announcement; in addition to simultaneously putting all three nominees forward, he blasted Republicans for their "unprecedented" obstruction of prior nominees and urged them to give his latest picks a vote.
Premier Octavian Goga announced the resignation of his Ministry tonight almost simultaneously with the announcement that the King had called upon Dr. Miron Cristea, Patriarch of the Roumanian Orthodox Church, to form a new government.
