New marketing images of Google's upcoming Pixel 11 Pro Fold, leaked by Evan Blass, reveal a mysterious new camera bar feature. The foldable, expected to launch on August 12, appears largely unchanged from previous models, retaining a tall aspect ratio and an 8-inch internal display. Its outer display is rumored to be 6.3 inches.

The most striking difference is the camera bar, which features a glowing, multicolored light, mirroring hints from Google's recent advertising and an online store splash image. This illumination may be tied to a feature called "Pixel Glow," which references in Android 17 suggest it could function as a notification light or provide visual feedback for Gemini. This could be a key differentiator for the device.

These new features arrive as Google is reportedly planning price increases for its Pixel lineup due to the ongoing RAM crisis. The Pixel 11 Pro Fold could see a price hike of up to $100 (€100), making the perceived value of features like Pixel Glow increasingly important for potential buyers.