After dropping clear promo images of the Galaxy Fold 8 lineup ahead of launch, Evan Blass (aka @evleaks) is back with more juicy details of Google’s upcoming smartphones.
The Google Pixel 11 series which includes the Pixel 11 Pro Fold will be unveiled during the upcoming Made by Google 2026 event on 12th August and now we get a clear look thanks to these leaks.
From the looks of it, the new Pixel 11 lineup isn’t radically different from the Pixel 10 series but there’s some subtle differences if you look at the camera bump.
Pixel 11 Pro Fold
As seen here, the olive/pistachio colour appears to be the new hero colour for the Pixel 11 Pro Fold. AI continues to be a big thing for the new devices as Google is still prominently highlight Gemini Intelligence in their promo materials.
The promo images from Evan confirms that the inner display remains unchanged at 8.0″ and it will be interesting to see if the new Pixel 11 Pro Fold will get a less visible crease like the latest book-style foldables.
Over at the rear, the camera bump of the Pixel 11 Pro Fold still houses a triple-camera setup but what’s new is the new RGB LED light which is rumoured to be called as Pixel Glow.
The same animated notification light was shown during Google’s recent teaser for the Pixel 11 Pro.
Pixel 11
Evan has also dropped images for the base Pixel 11 smartphone. Just like the Fold, Google is also emphasising on Gemini Intelligence and the overall design remains unchanged from the Pixel 10.
What’s interesting is that the full camera island or bump is now using glass for the full width, which gives it a more premium look. As a comparison, the current Pixel 10 camera bump has an aluminium module while the camera portion is covered by glass.
In terms of colours, the Pixel 11 is offered in 4 options which include a striking pink, silver, dark grey and the new olive green option.
Evan also revealed that the Pixel 11 is capable of up to 30x zoom which is obviously digital.
In terms of processor, the new Pixel 11 family is expected to run on the latest Tensor G6 chipset paired with a new modem. It is expected to be the first smartphone chip to use TSMC’s 2nm process.
