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Google's Pixel phones may not be the fastest Android smartphones on the market, but they have an identity that few other brands can match. Between Google's clean design language, the Pixel-exclusive software features, and day-one Android updates, Pixel phones continue to attract a loyal following.It's now been almost a year since the Pixel 10 series launched, which means it's nearly time for the Pixel 11 to be released. Google has already confirmed that the new phones will debut at its Made by Google event on August 12, so if you're currently using a Pixel 10 Pro, it's probably time to start wondering whether this year's upgrade is worth it.We won't know exactly how the Pixel 11 Pro vs. Pixel 10 Pro comparison will look like until Google officially announces the new model. But, as is usually the case with Pixel launches, enough leaks and rumors have already surfaced to paint a fairly clear picture of what's coming and whether upgrading this year makes sense.Pixel 11 Pro vs Pixel 10 Pro: Rumored Specs
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Google Pixel 11 Pro (rumored)
