Google appears to be refining its smartphone design with the Pixel 11, based on newly surfaced CAD renders. The images suggest slimmer display bezels and subtle changes to the camera bar, while keeping the overall look largely unchanged. This points to a year focused on incremental updates rather than a major redesign. Alongside these visual tweaks, the leak also hints at expected hardware upgrades, offering an early idea of what the Pixel 11 could bring ahead of its anticipated August 2026 launch. Google Pixel 11 Leak: Thinner Bezels, Tensor G6 and 5,000mAh Battery Leaked CAD renders of the Google Pixel 11 have been shared in an Android Headlines report. The images show thinner display bezels. The Pixel 10 had thick borders for its segment, and the Pixel 11 appears to fix that. However, CAD renders may not reflect the final measurements. Google Pixel 11 appears to retain the full-width camera bar. The renders show it in an all-black finish instead of blending into the rear panel aroun...
Apple could be working on one of the biggest design changes the iPhone has ever seen, according to the latest edition of Power On, by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. He says the upcoming model may bring a real shift in form factor, rather than the small, gradual updates we have seen over the years. The new design, as suggested in previous leaks, is expected to follow a book-style foldable approach, similar to what other smartphone makers have already introduced. Earlier reports have hinted at some of its key features as well. Apple's Foldable iPhone Tipped to Replace iPad in Some Cases In his newsletter, Gurman writes that while earlier models like the iPhone 4, iPhone 6 and iPhone X introduced notable design changes, the next version, that is the foldable iPhone, is expected to bring a more fundamental transformation. He said it "is going to be the most significant overhaul in the iPhone's history." The journalist said he has used a Samsung foldable phone for years and ...