Google has officially announced that it will unveil the Pixel 11 smartphone lineup during its annual Made by Google event, scheduled to take place in New York City on August 12. The event is also expected to introduce several new devices and AI-powered products as the company expands its hardware ecosystem.

The announcement comes amid growing speculation surrounding the next-generation Pixel smartphones, with multiple leaks pointing to notable design refinements and hardware upgrades.

Refined Design Across the Pixel 11 Lineup

According to invitations distributed to media outlets, the Pixel 11 family will feature several cosmetic updates, including the introduction of a new gold color option.

Leaks also suggest that the standard Pixel 11 will arrive with thinner display bezels and Google's signature black rear camera bar, while the Pixel 11 Pro is expected to feature a slightly slimmer chassis than its predecessor.

Meanwhile, the foldable Pixel 11 Pro Fold is rumored to receive a redesigned rear camera module along with a lighter overall build.

Storage Upgrade Could Lead to Higher Prices

Among the most widely discussed rumors is Google's possible decision to eliminate the 128GB storage option, making 256GB the entry-level configuration across the new lineup.

If accurate, the move could result in higher starting prices compared with previous Pixel generations.

AI Expected to Take Center Stage

Google's 2025 Made by Google event introduced the Pixel 10 series, the latest foldable Pixel smartphone, the Pixel Watch 4, the second-generation Pixel A-Series earbuds, and several new artificial intelligence features.

This year's event is expected to place an even greater emphasis on AI-powered experiences, alongside the official debut of the Pixel 11 family and additional hardware designed to expand Google's connected ecosystem.