Google Set to Unveil Pixel 11 Series with Tensor G6 Chip and More
Google is set to unveil its latest Pixel series on August 12. The event will cover a range of new products, including smartphones and wearables. One of the most anticipated announcements is the release of the Google Pixel 11 series.
The Pixel 11 will be an incremental update over the previous model, with a slightly larger battery and improved camera capabilities. It's expected to feature a 4,985mAh battery compared to the 4,970mAh cell in the Pixel 10. The rear camera is also rumored to support up to 30x zoom, while the selfie camera may be upgraded from 10.5MP to 13MP.
The Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL will feature similar upgrades, with improved displays, cameras, and battery life. However, they will likely retain the same design as their predecessors. The Tensor G6 chip, which powers all new Pixel models, is expected to offer a significant performance boost over last year's Tensor G5.
Another notable announcement is the release of the Google Pixel Tag, a lost-item tracker that competes with Apple's AirTag. Details about the Pixel Tag are scarce, but it's rumored to be priced similarly to the AirTag.