A new teaser video for the upcoming Pixel 11 Pro offers a clearer look at its "Glow" design, according to 9to5Google. The outlet reported Wednesday that the clip, described as the "next obvious move," provides a better view of the device's appearance.
Separately, CNET reported that all Pixel 11 models will start with 256GB of storage, a step up from previous base configurations. 9to5Google also confirmed that Google has raised the price of the Pixel 11, citing increased RAM costs as a factor. TechRepublic similarly reported that Google acknowledged the price increase is driven by higher component expenses.
However, GSMArena.com published a conflicting leak suggesting the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro may actually cost less than their predecessors. The contradictory reports leave the final pricing unclear ahead of the official launch.
Google has stated it is making a "dedicated" effort to improve Android's RAM efficiency, according to 9to5Google, which may help offset some performance concerns tied to the hardware changes.
Watch for further official details from Google as the Pixel 11 launch approaches.
