Google Sets the Date for Next Month's Pixel 11 Launch Event
Leaks suggest the Pixel 11 lineup could start at 256GB and add design changes, which may push prices higher, reports said.
- On Tuesday, Google announced its 'Made by Google' launch event for August 12 in New York City, where the company will unveil the new Pixel 11 series and the Pixel Watch 5.
- Rumors suggest the Pixel 11 lineup features design upgrades, including a potential new gold color variant and slimmer bezels, while the Pro Fold may debut with a lighter profile and redesigned camera bump.
- Reports indicate Google may discontinue the lowest storage option for new models, a change that could lead to prices around $100 higher than last year for similar configurations.
- If Google maintains its recent launch tempo, pre-orders should open immediately following the August 12 reveal, though fulfillment for the Pro Fold might take several weeks, pushing availability into September or October.
- Last year's event featured celebrity appearances from Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Curry, and the Jonas Brothers; observers hope this year's presentation remains focused on hardware rather than the previous year's celebrity-heavy format.
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