Images of Google’s Pixel 11 Pro Fold appear on the internet days before official launch
Images of the likely Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold were released by well-known tipster Evan Blass on his Substack, weeks before Google’s official event. The photographs show the design of the new foldable device, which has not yet been formally announced by the technology giant.
If the images are confirmed, the company’s next foldable model will have a look very similar to the previous version. It will feature a more elongated external screen, different from the more compact approach seen on competitors like the new Galaxy Z Fold 8 and the possible foldable iPhone, which could favor viewing content in more traditional proportions. The internal screen will remain 8 inches. There has been a small change to the Pixel 11 Pro Fold’s rear camera module, which now incorporates the diffuse light already present on the Pixel 11 Pro. The device appears in an attractive olive green color.
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Evan Blass also released photographs of what are believed to be the new Pixel Buds, in the same olive green hue, and a new Pixel Watch. At the time of publication, Google has not commented on the leaked images or details of future releases.
Google’s official hardware unveiling, titled “Made by Google,” is scheduled for August 12 at 6 p.m. ET. The company is expected to formally reveal all of these Pixel products during the event. Google had already indicated that the next devices could reach the market with higher prices, a scenario attributed to the phenomenon known as “RAMaggedon”, which refers to potential increases in the costs of RAM memory components.
