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00:00The Google Pixel 11 lineup is just around the corner, and it's actually crazy how much we already know about
00:05what to expect.
00:06Now design-wise, Google is not doing a dramatic overhaul of the cycle, and honestly, that's probably the right call.
00:12Even though this would be year three for this design language, personally, I still like how it looks.
00:16I mean, it has that perfect Pixel aesthetic.
00:19CAD renders even have surfaced, and it's looking like the lineup will be slimming down just a tad bit.
00:24And the Pro Fold will be getting its flash and microphone tucked inside the camera pill.
00:29The slab lineup could be getting thinner bezels, which would be nice, and the camera bar will be fully covered
00:34in glass.
00:35So that colored metal accent won't be there anymore.
00:38The contrast, the fully blacked out camera bar just looks really clean, and it kind of reminds me of the
00:42Pixel 6 series, which I really liked.
00:44According to a report, the Pixel 11 series could be getting Samsung's brand new M16 OLED displays,
00:49and if that happens, the Pixels would be the first phones to use these panels,
00:54and this would result in better color accuracy, better power efficiency, and higher peak brightness.
01:00Then there's IR Face Unlock, which was something that was rumored for a while,
01:03but I wouldn't hold your breath for this one because leakers state that it's simply not ready for 2026.
01:08I mean, ever since the Pixel 4, I've had my fingers crossed for a more robust and secure Face Unlock
01:12option,
01:12but it doesn't look like it's going to be happening this year.
01:15Maybe next year.
01:17Something that will be coming is Pixel Glow.
01:19It's looking like Google will be ditching that temperature sensor and will be adding some sort of LED light
01:23to alert you of notifications and whatnot.
01:26There have been a couple of concepts for this floating around,
01:29like an RGB LED array surrounding the camera bar,
01:32or even something that functions similar to the latest Nothing Phone's glyph interface placed inside the camera bar,
01:37but the truth is we don't actually know what it will look like just yet.
01:41Either way, for certain, it seems like we'll be getting some form of customizable notification
01:45and status indicator light in the next generation.
01:48And to be honest, I mean, I could see this being a complete gimmick,
01:51but personally, I've missed LED indicators ever since OEM started to get rid of them,
01:56so I'm definitely looking forward to this one.
01:59Oh, and quick side note, the Pixel 11 wallpapers have already leaked too,
02:02and since Google is known to color match each phone's wallpaper with the phone itself,
02:07like the outside, there's speculation that these wallpapers might be giving us a general idea
02:12of what the different color variants for the Pixel 11s could be.
02:15I mean, what do you think?
02:16Now, going under the hood, the Pixel 11 series is going to run on Google's Tensor G6,
02:20codename Malibu, and the headline here is that this is built on TSMC's 2 nanometer processor.
02:26Google could utilize a 7-core 1 plus 4 plus 2 configuration using ARM C1 cores,
02:32I mean, you got your beefy performance core, the heavy lifting crew, and background task management.
02:37Now, there were some early-league benchmarks showing some shockingly low scores for the Pixel 11 and 11 Pro,
02:43but these were likely unoptimized prototypes.
02:46These aren't anything to go by for the actual phones.
02:49As for graphics, leaks are pointing toward a PowerVC C-series GPU,
02:53and look, I'm going to be real with you, so far, signs are pointing towards this GPU's architecture being old.
02:59We're talking several years old.
03:02And what makes this very concerning, too, is that the Tensor G5 actually used a newer PowerVR DXT-series GPU,
03:08so there's potential that graphics performance could take a bit of a hit.
03:13It's been known for a while that people don't actually buy the Pixel phones to run high, intense graphic games
03:17to play at max settings, and instead, they buy them for their cameras, AI features, and the software itself.
03:23The prevailing theory is that manufacturing on 2 nanometers is expensive,
03:27and Google is cutting costs on the GPU while making big investments in other areas of more importance.
03:33And, well, they're doing just that by bringing in a new TPU for faster, smarter, and more capable AI,
03:39a new custom GXP image signal processor,
03:42and a new Titan M3 chip for beefed-up hardware-level security.
03:47In addition to that, Google is expected to finally drop Samsung's Exynos modems for the MediaTek M90 modem,
03:53which will provide vastly improved signal and connectivity, which, of course, is very important,
03:59but the M90 will also provide better power efficiency, which should help with things like battery life as well.
04:05Huge thumbs up for that.
04:06Now, this new chipset would be a shift in architecture for Pixels,
04:10and while GPU performance takes the backseat yet again,
04:13the continued expectation is that this would mean a great deal for things like heat management,
04:18AI performance, sustained performance, better battery life, and overall, better efficiency.
04:24Now, this is where the global memory crisis starts to rear its ugly head.
04:28The base Pixel 11 is rumored to drop down to just 8GB of RAM from 12GB on the Pixel 10.
04:33There's also potentially a 12GB option.
04:36For everyday use, I feel like 8GB of Tensor G6 efficiency should be fine,
04:41but it is a noteworthy on-paper regression nonetheless.
04:44Now, for the 11 Pro and Pro XL, leaks point to 12GB and 16GB configurations
04:50instead of just being 16GB coming standard.
04:53This one is a bit of a quiet downgrade because it allows Google to maintain that 11 Pro pricing
04:58despite the RAM costs rising in the industry as a standard.
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06:55Now let's talk about the cameras.
06:56It's well known that Google doesn't swap out camera sensors very often
06:59and instead relies heavily on computational photography.
07:02This year, leaks are pointing to actual new sensors this time.
07:06The base Pixel 11 is reportedly getting a new 50-megapixel main sensor,
07:10a step up from the 48-megapixel sensor on the Pixel 10,
07:13though the ultra-wide and the telephoto are expected to carry over.
07:17The 11 Pro Fold, on the other hand, could be getting the same new 50-megapixel main sensor
07:21as the base 11.
07:22The rest of the lineup could also be receiving new main sensors as well.
07:26Google appears to be changing the hardware cycle in a meaningful way.
07:28I mean, you just pair that with the new custom GXP slash ISP and Tensor G6 AI chops,
07:34and this could be the best Pixel camera generation in years.
07:37I've been waiting for new camera hardware for quite a while, so this is great.
07:40Now here's what the leaks say for rated battery capacity.
07:43Now before you freak out, these are rated capacities, not typical or marketing numbers.
07:48Phone manufacturers almost always market the typical capacity, which is a bit higher.
07:52So the Pixel 11's 4,840 mAh will probably be marketed as around 5,000 mAh.
07:59These numbers might seem similar too, or even slightly smaller than last year's models,
08:04but I would assume the Tensor G6 move to 2 nm should mean considerably better power efficiency,
08:10so I'd expect better battery performance across the board regardless.
08:14The enthusiast in me would absolutely love a massive silicon carbon battery,
08:17but of course, that likely won't happen for a while.
08:20And then speaking of battery, the 11 Pro just might match its big brother with 45-watt fast wire charging.
08:26Obviously, I'm really hoping they could just make the leap to at least 60 watts.
08:30It's been long overdue, but hopefully this is the last time that we see anything lower than 60 watts.
08:35I'd also love to see 25-watt wireless charging in the regular Pro model as well.
08:39And then the 11 Pro Fold is rumored to feature a replaceable battery free from permanent adhesive
08:44by utilizing metal chassis and spring-loaded contacts,
08:48all while maintaining water resistance and wireless charging.
08:51This would be absolutely huge, especially if they somehow did this for the rest of the lineup.
08:56Now, as for the software, I have already made entire videos going through all the latest Android 17 features,
09:01so make sure to check out those through the cards after watching this video.
09:04But Google is really hyping up Android 17, boasting the biggest updates to Android ever.
09:10They're mostly centered around Gemini, whose interface is getting a more modern facelift,
09:14as well as a collection of quality of life features like contextual autofill across different Google services.
09:20There's Rambler, which looks to clean up and polish your voice dictations.
09:24You can use Gemini to generate and build custom home screen widgets, which is awesome.
09:28Can't wait for that one.
09:29There's also automation tasks that the Gemini can do.
09:32For example, it can order you concert tickets or maybe your food from DoorDash.
09:36And then there are other things like more expansive screen time and mindfulness features
09:40aiming to help users think about how they choose to spend their time on their phones.
09:45Then you've got things that have already begun rolling out, like enhanced security and parental controls.
09:50Bubbles, which essentially allows you to collapse any application into a Facebook chat head like Bubble,
09:56if you remember those.
09:57And Screen Reactions, which lets you record yourself while capturing the phone's display,
10:02which is super popular nowadays, especially on social media.
10:05The list goes on and on, so again, make sure you check out my other coverage in the cards,
10:09but expect a lot of great new software features to accompany the Pixel 11 lineup.
10:14In the end, the Pixel 11 series isn't exactly shaping up to be a massive, groundbreaking upgrade over the Pixel
10:1910.
10:20However, there's absolutely a lot to like from both a hardware and software perspective.
10:25The refinements that appear to be on their way are just very meaningful and should significantly improve
10:30the already smooth, smart and enjoyable experience, both inside and out.
10:35A big theme here is efficiency from the display to the modem.
10:38Almost every change is linked to making things run faster, smoother, cooler and for longer.
10:43Leading up to the launch, I'm sure we'll get more and more information and I'm looking forward to it.
10:48Anyway, make sure to get subscribed as I'll be covering these phones when they launch in just a couple months.
10:52Let me know what you guys think about the upcoming Pixel 11 series and what you're most excited about.
10:56Thanks for sticking around to the end and I'll catch you guys in the next one.
11:00Kapow!
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