Google Announces Pixel 6 Livestream Launch Event 1

Google Announces Pixel 6 Livestream Launch Event

ByEmma Watson

The Pixel 6 has an official launch date, according to an announcement by Google.

Pixel Fall Launch.

The Pixel Fall Launch event is scheduled for Tuesday, October 19th, 2021. The livestream starts at 10AM PT or 1PM ET.

Google intends for the Pixel 6 to be a premium device that can compete with flagships like the iPhone 13 and the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. The phone will feature Google’s first triple-camera setup and it will be powered by a powerful processor called the Tensor chip.

While we know a few details about the Pixel 6, Google is sure to have a lot up its sleeve. You can watch the event here when it begins at 10AM PT.

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