Google's upcoming foldable device has just been revealed in its most stylish color to date.

      The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is adopting a classy aesthetic, similar to the rest of the Pixel 11 series, featuring a Pine finish.

      Google's upcoming foldable device has been seen in a new Pine color option, providing a refreshing look. The leak, shared by Mysteal Leaks, shows what seems to be an official render of the back of the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, which highlights a muted green rear panel alongside a light gold frame. This aligns with the Pine color name that appeared in prior leaks regarding wallpapers and storage features, although Google has not yet officially confirmed the device or its color variations.

      The Pine tone is a surprisingly fitting choice for Google's foldable. The subtle green adds sophistication compared to the more basic color options of the previous Pixel 10 Pro Fold, which launched in Jade and Moonstone. The light gold frame and the Google logo provide a nice contrast, preventing the device from appearing too understated. The Pine finish is also anticipated to be available for the Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL.

      Reports indicate that Google has streamlined the camera island on the device. The module is narrower, with camera cutouts extending nearly to its edges, and the flash and microphone are now located within a pill-shaped section, eliminating the additional metal strip present on the Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

      One notably large circular component in the top-left corner seems to be the flash. Its size has led to speculation about the potential inclusion of Google’s rumored Pixel Glow notification light in that area. However, the render cannot definitively confirm this, and the large flash may simply be just that—a large flash.

      In terms of weight, earlier CAD renders suggest that the Pixel 11 Pro Fold will keep similar height, width, and overall shape as its predecessor. However, Google might have reduced its thickness from 10.8mm to 10.1mm when folded and from 5.2mm to 4.8mm when opened.

      Recent pricing leaks indicate storage options of 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB. The Pine finish may only be available for the lower two capacities, while the 1TB version could remain exclusive to the darker Midnight Haze color. Reports suggest that European pricing will start at 1,999 Euros, likely reflecting a 100-euro increase from the previous generation.

      Google has announced its upcoming Made by Google hardware event set for August 12 in New York City, where the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is expected to be introduced alongside the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL. While the hardware upgrades may be modest, the Pine finish adds considerable character to Google's familiar foldable design. Priced at nearly 2,000 euros, it will need to offer much more than what appears to be a stylish green exterior.

      Vikhyaat Vivek, a tech journalist and reviewer with seven years of experience in consumer hardware, reports this news.

      In a related note, Google has surpassed its own Prime Day deal for the Pixel 10 Pro, which may explain the price drop of the 128GB Obsidian model down to $699 as inventory begins to deplete ahead of the next phone launch.

      Google has reduced the price of the 128GB Pixel 10 Pro in Obsidian to $699, a reduction of $300 from its original pricing, exceeding the Prime Day offer by another $50. However, it's worth noting that this significant discount is only available for one specific color and one storage option, while other unlocked Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL models remain discounted by $250.

      Acer has made a quiet return to the smartphone market, unveiling the Acer Sospiro A15, a dual-display phone running Android 16 and featuring a 64MP rear camera.

      The rear display plays a crucial role in enhancing the user experience of the phone.

      Furthermore, Samsung may be exploring a new concept for its upcoming Galaxy Z TriFold 2, which could potentially transform from a regular phone into a larger tablet by simply sliding open instead of folding multiple times. Reports suggest that this device has faced delays due to unspecified cost issues, while rumors indicate that a slidable Galaxy phone could be launched ahead of the delayed tri-fold model.