Google officially reveals Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro – strangely only in press releases and more than Twitter – in August, and they look like a predictable leak: a sleek device with a camera block like a visor that divides the back cover into two. You don’t need to wait long to see the phone, because Google announces the date of the launch of Pixel 6 is October 19.

It wasn’t the only interesting thing about them, because the Google Pixel 6 range was confirmed to pack the in-house chipset for the first time – one that we hadn’t seen on another phone. This is called Google Tensor, and the company has decided all that new cellphones can do with new custom silicon.

There is a lot we don’t know about Google Pixel 6 but thanks to the minimum opening on social media, so we’re waiting ‘full’ launching to take us all statistics.

We don’t need to wait too long to see the phone – while the Google Pixel 6 release date has not been announced, Google confirms it will be launched in ‘Fall 2021’ (meaning October or November) in the US, so it tends to land shortly after the October 19 launch event Maybe with Android 12.

While Google has officially revealed a little information, Leakers had brought RIM info about the Google Pixel 6 range, and we heard new information about the device all the time. You can scroll down for all the important information we hear so far, including pixel images 6 we managed to take pictures of themselves.

Google Pixel 6: What You Need to Know

Google Pixel 6 Release Date: Google has confirmed it will reveal a cellphone at an event on October 19, while the Prediction of Leaker said the phone would be about the store on October 28.

Google Pixel 6 Price: The price is not completely clear, but leaking shows the initial price of 649 euros (around $ 760 / £ 560 / au $ 1,045) for pixels 6, with Pixel 6 Pro ranging from 899 euros (about $ 1,050 / £ 775 / AU $ 1,450).

Design: Google has revealed the design of the pixel range 6 and is completely different from the 5 pixels, with a large camera block that runs behind and a three-tone color scheme.