Google Pixel 11 Pro teased again ahead of August 12 launch, Pixel Glow feature takes centre stage

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Google teases the Pixel 11 Pro again, revealing a clearer rear design ahead of the August 12 launch event.

The teaser hints at a new "Pixel Glow" light feature alongside Google's AI-first ecosystem with Gemini, Maps, Gmail, and Photos.

Leaks suggest the Pixel 11 Pro could feature a Tensor G6 chip, upgraded cameras, and a refreshed AMOLED display.

Google has officially released another teaser of its upcoming Pixel 11 series. In its new teaser, the company has offered a fresh look at the Pixel 11 Pro ahead of its official debut at the Made by Google 2026 event on August 12. The latest video continues the company’s Ask more of your phone campaign while placing the spotlight on the Pixel ecosystem and hinting one of the biggest visual additions, the Pixel Glow.

Google Pixel 11 Pro teased again

The promotional video also offered a first look at Google services like Gemini, Gmail, Google Maps, Search, Calendar, Docs and Photos. Unlike the previous teaser, which showed the phone from an angled perspective, the latest video reveals a clearer rear view of the Pixel 11 Pro.

We can also see the Pixel Glow, a new lighting element integrated around the camera module. In the video, the feature looks like a circular light animation that rotates around the camera housing. While we still do not know what it does, the Pixel Glow can act as a visual notification system or provide interactive feedback during certain tasks.

Google Pixel 11 series launch on August 12

The company has already confirmed that its annual Made by Google hardware event will be organised on August 12 in New York. Along with the Pixel 11 Pro, the company is expected to introduce the standard Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro XL. Other Pixel devices and software announcements are also anticipated during the event.

While Google has remained tight-lipped about specifications, previous leaks suggest the Pixel 11 lineup will focus heavily on AI-powered features, with Gemini expected to play a central role across the user experience. The company is also likely to expand its on-device AI capabilities and introduce new camera tools alongside the Pixel Glow feature.

Ashish Singh

Ashish Singh is the Chief Copy Editor at Digit. He's been wrangling tech jargon since 2020 (Times Internet, Jagran English '22). When not policing commas, he's likely fueling his gadget habit with coffee, strategising his next virtual race, or plotting a road trip to test the latest in-car tech. He speaks fluent Geek.

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