Google gives one of the biggest-ever update to Pixel phones with Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro phones: Price and other details
The wait is over for Google Pixel fans. The all-new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are here. The completely redesigned Google phones are powered by Google Tensor, Google’s first-ever processor. Google claims that Tensor has been designed specifically around Google’s AI. Google Tensor SoC brings new capabilities to the two smartphone, and makes Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro more helpful and personal. The Pixel 6 comes with 8GB of RAM, while Pixel 6 Pro has 12GB. The two phones will come with Android 12 out of the box.
Google 6 Pixel price
Google Pixel 6 starts at $599. Pixel 6 Pro, which boasts of more advanced capabilities and upgraded finishes, will be available at $899 onwards. The two phones are available for pre-order starting today (October 19) and will go on sale starting October 28.
New “distinct design”
Google claims distinct design for both the smartphones. Pixel 6 Pro is said to be inspired by the finishes you see in luxury jewelry and watches.
As per Google, Pixel 6 series phones are the highest rated phone for security. The duo include the next generation Titan M2TM, which works with Tensor security core to protect users sensitive data, PINs and passwords. The company has extended its support window to at least five years of security updates. This means that Pixel 6 series users will get security updates for at least 5 years.
‘Most-advanced’ cameras on Pixel phones
Google says that Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have the most advanced cameras that it has ever built. The entire camera experience is said to be improved from the hardware to Pixel’s computational photography.
Both Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have a new 1/1.3 inch sensor on the back. This primary sensor can capture up to 150% more light (compared to Pixel 5’s primary camera). Both phones also have new ultrawide lenses with larger sensors.
Pixel 6 Pro also has telephoto lens with 4x optical zoom and up to 20x zoom with an improved version of Pixel’s Super Res Zoom. There’s also an upgraded ultrawide front camera that records 4K video. Users can make use of that wider front camera in Snapchat’s new ultrawide selfie feature. Plus, for instant Snapchat access, the new Quick Tap to Snap feature is coming exclusively to Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro later this year, says Google.
There’s Magic Eraser that makes distractions in photos disappear, with a few taps in Google Photos, users can remove strangers and those unwanted objects. There’s Motion Mode features with options including Action Pan and Long Exposure. Another advancement in photography across Pixel and Google Photos is Real Tone.
Smarter speech
Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro also have improved speech recognition and language understanding models. For instance, users can now use their voice to quickly type, edit, and send messages with Assistant voice typing in Messages, Gmail and more. Let Google Assistant help with adding punctuation, making corrections, inserting emojis and sending your messages.
Google 6 Pixel price
Google Pixel 6 starts at $599. Pixel 6 Pro, which boasts of more advanced capabilities and upgraded finishes, will be available at $899 onwards. The two phones are available for pre-order starting today (October 19) and will go on sale starting October 28.
New “distinct design”
Google claims distinct design for both the smartphones. Pixel 6 Pro is said to be inspired by the finishes you see in luxury jewelry and watches.
As per Google, Pixel 6 series phones are the highest rated phone for security. The duo include the next generation Titan M2TM, which works with Tensor security core to protect users sensitive data, PINs and passwords. The company has extended its support window to at least five years of security updates. This means that Pixel 6 series users will get security updates for at least 5 years.
‘Most-advanced’ cameras on Pixel phones
Google says that Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have the most advanced cameras that it has ever built. The entire camera experience is said to be improved from the hardware to Pixel’s computational photography.
Both Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have a new 1/1.3 inch sensor on the back. This primary sensor can capture up to 150% more light (compared to Pixel 5’s primary camera). Both phones also have new ultrawide lenses with larger sensors.
Pixel 6 Pro also has telephoto lens with 4x optical zoom and up to 20x zoom with an improved version of Pixel’s Super Res Zoom. There’s also an upgraded ultrawide front camera that records 4K video. Users can make use of that wider front camera in Snapchat’s new ultrawide selfie feature. Plus, for instant Snapchat access, the new Quick Tap to Snap feature is coming exclusively to Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro later this year, says Google.
There’s Magic Eraser that makes distractions in photos disappear, with a few taps in Google Photos, users can remove strangers and those unwanted objects. There’s Motion Mode features with options including Action Pan and Long Exposure. Another advancement in photography across Pixel and Google Photos is Real Tone.
Smarter speech
Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro also have improved speech recognition and language understanding models. For instance, users can now use their voice to quickly type, edit, and send messages with Assistant voice typing in Messages, Gmail and more. Let Google Assistant help with adding punctuation, making corrections, inserting emojis and sending your messages.
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