Before you know it, Google is going to announce some new Android flagship phones. Of course, there's already info out there about them. Time to brush up.The Pixel 11 lineup launch is all set for Aug. 12. This year, as with last year, we expect four new phones:Pixel 11Pixel 11 ProPixel 11 Pro XLPixel 11 Pro FoldLet's focus on the Pixel 11 Pro for now, as it's going to be the more premium. What does Google have up its sleeve this year with the Pro-grade Pixel phone?

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We asked you to predict what Apple will do next. See the results and find out how to get a shot at winning an Apple Watch!Google Pixel 11 Pro: Release date, price, and that Amazon leakAs previously stated, Google is going to officially unveil all of these phones at an event in New York City on Aug. 12. Mashable will be attending the launch event — Jimmy Fallon hosted last year's event, you may remember — and we'll be reporting live. Presumably, as with past years, the phones will be on store shelves and in customers' hands just a couple of weeks afterward. Thanks to RAMageddon, everyone is bracing for price increases with every major tech product, and rightfully so. Google has not yet told us the prices of these phones, but a recent and fairly extensive Amazon leak that seemed legitimate enough pointed to a $1,099 starting price for the Pixel 11 Pro. That would be a $100 price increase over the Pixel 10 Pro. Meanwhile, the Pixel 11 Pro XL (the XL model is usually basically the same phone, but bigger) is said to start at $1,299, another $100 price hike year-over-year.Speaking of that Amazon leak: 9to5Google spotted draft Amazon listings for the Pixel 11 lineup, revealing a lot of early details: