Google has shared another teaser for the Pixel 11 series before its Made by Google event on August 12. This time, the company gives a much better look at the new Pixel Glow feature.
The latest teaser focuses on Google’s ecosystem. It shows how many people already use services like Gmail, Google Maps, Search, and Docs every day. The video suggests that using a Pixel phone could be the next natural step for people who already depend on these apps.
However, the biggest highlight is Pixel Glow. The teaser offers a clear, front-facing view of the new RGB LED circle built into the rear camera bar of the Pixel 11 Pro. Google briefly showed this LED in an earlier teaser, but the latest video reveals the feature in much greater detail.
Based on previous rumors, Pixel Glow is expected to work as a customizable notification LED. It could light up to alert users about different activities when the phone is placed face-down. Although Google has not confirmed its full functionality, the feature appears to be designed for quick visual notifications.
Google has not shared any additional details yet. Still, the company is expected to reveal more about Pixel Glow in the coming weeks before the official Pixel 11 series launch on August 12.
