Google Pixel 11 series

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Google Pixel 10 → Google Pixel 11
• 6.3" FHD+ 120Hz OLED → 6.3" FHD+ 120Hz OLED
• Tensor G5 → Tensor G6 (2nm)
• UFS 3.1 → UFS 4.0/4.1
• 48MP Main → 48MP Main
• 13MP UW → 13MP UW
• 10.8MP Tele (5x Optical) → 10.8MP Tele (5x Optical)
• 10.5MP Front → 10.5MP Front
• 4970mAh + 30W → 5000mAh + 30W
• 15W Qi2 Wireless → 15W Qi2 Wireless
• Samsung Exynos 5400 Modem → MediaTek M90 Modem
• Wi-Fi 6E → Wi-Fi 7
• Android 16 (7 Years Updates) → Android 17 (7 Years Updates)
• IP68 → IP68

 

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Google Pixel 10 → Google Pixel 11
• 6.3" FHD+ 120Hz OLED → 6.3" FHD+ 120Hz OLED
• Tensor G5 → Tensor G6 (2nm)
• UFS 3.1 → UFS 4.0/4.1
• 48MP Main → 48MP Main
• 13MP UW → 13MP UW
• 10.8MP Tele (5x Optical) → 10.8MP Tele (5x Optical)
• 10.5MP Front → 10.5MP Front
• 4970mAh + 30W → 5000mAh + 30W
• 15W Qi2 Wireless → 15W Qi2 Wireless
• Samsung Exynos 5400 Modem → MediaTek M90 Modem
• Wi-Fi 6E → Wi-Fi 7
• Android 16 (7 Years Updates) → Android 17 (7 Years Updates)
• IP68 → IP68

Hope the modem and upgraded UFS will translate to way way better battery life.
G6 also will bring abit of savings.
More importantly optimize that 17 software google.

 

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Google Pixel 10 → Google Pixel 11
• 6.3" FHD+ 120Hz OLED → 6.3" FHD+ 120Hz OLED
• Tensor G5 → Tensor G6 (2nm)
• UFS 3.1 → UFS 4.0/4.1
• 48MP Main → 48MP Main
• 13MP UW → 13MP UW
• 10.8MP Tele (5x Optical) → 10.8MP Tele (5x Optical)
• 10.5MP Front → 10.5MP Front
• 4970mAh + 30W → 5000mAh + 30W
• 15W Qi2 Wireless → 15W Qi2 Wireless
• Samsung Exynos 5400 Modem → MediaTek M90 Modem
• Wi-Fi 6E → Wi-Fi 7
• Android 16 (7 Years Updates) → Android 17 (7 Years Updates)
• IP68 → IP68

CPU, USB & Modem changes, incremental updates.
But then there's others that stated that there are significant changes to the camera too though.

 

[joesph]

same put same
p10 already wi-fi 7

 

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Google’s Pixel 11 series has leaked pretty extensively at this point, but another new leak has just hit the web to show off some new angles to the device – you just have to look past the nonsense surrounding it.

@OnLeaks shared new renders of the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL via MyMobiles.com. The images themselves look legit, matching up perfectly with the images we spotted on Amazon earlier this month.

The colors themselves are not new, but we do get some new angles here, including the usual off-angle shot that shows the phone from front and back.

Pixel 11

Pixel 11 Pro/XL

The only notable detail here is that it looks like Google might have adjusted the camera bump across generations, as the Pixel 11 Pro’s bump looks a tiny bit bigger, and the one on the base Pixel 11 looks smaller.

Pixel 11

Pixel 11 Pro/XL

 

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Here’s a quick side-by-side we edited together with Pixel 10 Pro XL (L) and Pixel 10 (R) vs their sequels in these renders.

It’s hard to tell for certain here, especially as it’s impossible to perfectly match up renders of different sizes and sources, but it certainly does look like Google is making some tweaks in this regard.

All of that said, the “report” attached to these images is very strange – that’s the nice way of putting it – especially as it touts that “no one caught” the “copper” finish until now. It takes literally less than a second for Google Search to disagree. As mentioned, we leaked the first image of the “Dune” colorway earlier this month, and Google itself published an image of this color by accident just this week. This leak does offer some additional angles, but to say this is unseen is simply untrue.

And, yup, this color still looks great.

Google has confirmed an August 12 event to launch the Pixel 11 series.

 

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Google’s Pixel 11 series has leaked pretty extensively at this point, but another new leak has just hit the web to show off some new angles to the device – you just have to look past the nonsense surrounding it.

@OnLeaks shared new renders of the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL via MyMobiles.com. The images themselves look legit, matching up perfectly with the images we spotted on Amazon earlier this month.

The colors themselves are not new, but we do get some new angles here, including the usual off-angle shot that shows the phone from front and back.

Pixel 11

Pixel 11 Pro/XL

The only notable detail here is that it looks like Google might have adjusted the camera bump across generations, as the Pixel 11 Pro’s bump looks a tiny bit bigger, and the one on the base Pixel 11 looks smaller.

Pixel 11

Pixel 11 Pro/XL

WHY BECOME PINK INSTEAD OF THE RED.

 

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Ahead of the Pixel 11 launch, the Made by Google hardware division detailed how it’s impacted by the “severe, supplier-driven RAM memory crisis.” 9to5Google spoke this week with Google’s Vice President of Devices and Services, Shakil Barkat, about the situation and how that will affect what’s coming next month.

Barkat emphasized that, like all other consumer technology companies, Google is experiencing an unprecedented surge in costs, noting that “there’s never been an increase in memory prices like the world’s going through right now.” He pointed to Morgan Stanley data about a sixfold increase wherein 1 GB of RAM went from $2.80 in 2025 to $12 this year.

The hardware executive said Google has “shielded our consumers from supply fluctuations for as long as possible,” referring to hardware already on the market. However, the “economics have fundamentally shifted and we’re not immune to that.”

As such, the entire Pixel family of devices will see price “adjustments” that “will be rolled out dynamically to match supply realities.” This includes the upcoming Pixel 11 series, though the company won’t be sharing specifics until the August 12 announcement. Google’s hardware portfolio also includes the Pixel Watch.

Google notes it is committed to “delivering premium experiences at an accessible value.” Barkat said buyers can still expect promotions, trade-in offers, and bundled perks like Google One, which are a “central part of how we make the Pixel lineup accessible.”

According to recent leaks, the most obvious sign of this crisis appears to be the entry Pixel 11 Pro going from 16 GB of RAM to 12 GB. The rumored starting price of the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro is expected to increase by $100, but storage doubling to 256 GB would somewhat soften the blow. However, leaked pricing suggests that the Pixel 11 Pro XL and Pixel 11 Pro Fold might see a straightforward $100 increase.

This disruption will also impact “in-market Pixel phones.” Google did not expand further, but that’s presumably in reference to the Pixel 10a, which is not even halfway through its lifecycle as the company’s mid-range entry. The company today is not sharing when existing prices will increase, but it’s probably wise for prospective customers to purchase sooner rather than later.

In making these changes, Google said its focus is on ensuring “device offerings remain incredibly competitive” throughout “every tier of the Pixel family.”

Beyond needing to pass “supplier costs” to consumers, Google is also “aggressively engineering its way through these challenges.” Barkat mentioned a “dedicated effort” to drive down memory requirements across Android and the app ecosystem to “enable devices to have less RAM while maintaining a great user experience.”

Additionally, Google credits its full stack AI, software, and silicon approach with allowing on-device models to load and execute efficiently.

 

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Given the specs and price hike, dunno worth it anymore

 

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Given the specs and price hike, dunno worth it anymore

Haha, google is testing our loyalty more than our wallets now

 

[joesph]

hope poor demand/sales, price drop fast

 

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[Lalalulu55]

Looking at this year launches, think I will completely skip the 11 series.
since nexus time, I will upgrade my google phone annually.

This will be the first year, I think I will give them a pass.

 

[hellhole]

sheesh... looks like i need to get this... as got a lot of credits expiring... now ..is to fold or not to fold..