Google Pixel 11 Pro might not look much different, after all
A recent product listing by case manufacturer Thinborne for a Pixel 11 Pro XL case has surfaced online, preceding any official announcements from Google. This premature reveal offers a glimpse into the potential design of the upcoming smartphone. Notably, the camera cutout on the case suggests that the aesthetic changes for this year's Pixel 11 Pro might be minimal, indicating a subtle evolution rather than a significant redesign.
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Google Wins AI Overviews Legal Battle Against Publishers
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Germany Launches Gaming-Focused Electricity Tariff with Consumption Rewards
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