NEW DELHI, July 30: Google has released another teaser for its upcoming Pixel 11 series ahead of the Made by Google 2026 event, offering a fresh look at the Pixel 11 Pro. The new promotional video continues the company’s “Ask more of your phone” campaign while showcasing several Google apps and services that form part of the Pixel experience.
New Teaser Highlights Google Ecosystem
The latest video focuses on Google’s ecosystem by featuring apps such as Gemini, Gmail, Google Maps, Google Search, Google Calendar, Google Docs, and Google Photos.
According to the teaser, Google positions the Pixel smartphone as the natural next step for users already relying on its services in their daily lives.
Pixel 11 Pro Design Revealed Again
The promotional video provides another look at the Pixel 11 Pro, showing the handset from the rear in a straight-on view. The familiar horizontal camera bar remains part of the design.
The teaser also highlights Pixel Glow, a circular lighting element that appears to rotate around the camera module in a pinwheel-like animation.
Pixel Glow Feature Yet to Be Explained
Google has not revealed how Pixel Glow will function. However, previous teasers have suggested that it could serve as a visual indicator for certain interactions on the Pixel 11 Pro.
The feature is expected to be one of the most noticeable visual additions to this year’s Pixel lineup.
Launch Scheduled for August 12
Google has already confirmed that the Made by Google 2026 event will take place on August 12 in New York.
The company is expected to unveil the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL, along with other hardware products. More details about Pixel Glow and its functionality are expected to be announced during the launch event.
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