Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 series will see a price increase of $100 compared to the previous year's models, but will include 256GB of base storage. The new lineup focuses on integrating Google’s Gemini AI technology.
The Google Pixel 11 series is set to launch with a starting price that is $100 higher than last year’s Pixel phones. Despite the increased cost, Google is doubling the base storage option for the devices, offering 256GB as standard.
The report from TechCrunch highlights that while hardware changes in the Pixel 11 lineup appear to be fewer compared to previous iterations, a significant emphasis has been placed on enhancing the integration of Gemini. This suggests Google is prioritizing software and AI capabilities as key differentiators for its next-generation smartphones.
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