Google launches Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro smartphones with its own Tensor chip

Global technology giant Google has once again announced the newest features of its smartphone — Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro — which will be powered by the company’s first chip called Tensor.

The company has also launched Pixel Pass, a subscription service starting at $45 per month for US customers that will include the Pixel 6 and access to the premium versions of YouTube and YouTube Music.

According to the company, the pricing for the Pixel 6 will start at $599. The Pixel 6 Pro, with a larger screen, telephoto camera lens, and upgraded front camera, starts at $899.

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The new design has a metal body and a black band across the back that includes the camera. Camera software improvements allow better capture of darker skin tones, part of Google’s effort to make the camera more inclusive, the company said.

The camera can reduce stray light in photos, which can make dark skin appear ashy, and has improved white balance and exposure tuning to more accurately reflect skin tone, Google said. The phones will go on sale at US wireless carriers on Oct. 28.