Asus seems to be developing the next-generation Zenfone smartphone. The upcoming product is likely to be the Zenfone 11, which will replace the Zenfone 10 that was launched last June. Bluetooth SIG and SDPPI certification sites have already identified this product. Zenfone 11 appeared on the Google Play Console, revealing some interesting details. The Google Play Console certification page mentions the model number ASUS_AI2401 for the Asus Zenfone 11. It confirms the name of the phone. The render of the announcement shows the smartphone with a perforated cutout in the center around narrow bezels. The volume and power buttons are located on the right side.

Asus Zenfone 11 spotted on Google Play Console

According to the listing, the Asus Zenfone 11 is said to be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, the QTI SM8650. Additionally, one Kyro 9xx core clocked at 3,30GHz, five Kyro 9xx cores clocked at 3,2GHz and two Kyro 9xx cores clocked at 2,3GHz make up the build processor Integrated Graphics – Adreno 830 GPU Since the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 includes the Adreno 750, this is surprising, especially for the GPU. As a result, it seems that the Asus Zenfone 11 processor specifications are inaccurate. The resolution of the Zenfone 11 display will be 1 x 080 pixels, and the screen density will be 2 dots per inch. In addition, the device comes with Android 400 pre-installed and has 420 GB of RAM.

We're not quite sure when that will happen. If the company keeps the current release schedule, then the ZenFone 11 series will be available no earlier than summer. ZenFone 10 came out in June. That remains a possibility, but it's also possible that they'll arrive a few months ahead of schedule. So much information about the next ZenFone devices is rarely revealed in advance – at least not this soon.