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Google plans a Made by Google event on Aug. 12. Leaks point to colorful Pixel 11 phones, a Pixel Fold, Pixel Watch 5, and possibly a Pixel Tag tracker.
In short: Google is set to reveal new Pixel devices on August 12, and leaks suggest Pixel 11 Pro phones may add a small built-in light on the back.
Google will hold its “Made by Google” hardware event on August 12. The livestream is scheduled for 6PM ET, and it will be hosted by comedian Trevor Noah. Google says the show will include guests like NBA player Stephen Curry, podcaster Alex Cooper, Indian cricketer Shubman Gill, and Japanese actress Ayami Nakajo.
Before the event starts, Google may show key details earlier in the day. The Verge reports that a preorder countdown on the Google Store ends at 10AM ET, which is about eight hours before the livestream. That timing suggests the phones could be revealed, or at least fully listed, well before the stage show begins.
Leaks and teasers point to several new products. Reports suggest the Pixel 11 lineup will come in multiple colors. There are also signs that the Pixel 11 Pro models may include a built-in light on the back, likely near the camera area, similar to a small notification lamp (like a tiny porch light that can signal something is happening).
Google has also teased a next-generation Pixel Fold, which is its foldable phone. Leaks also point to a Pixel Watch 5 with four different finishes, meaning different exterior looks and materials. A new “Pixel Tag” tracker could appear too, which would be an item tracker (a small tag you attach to keys or a bag so you can find it later).
If you are shopping for a new phone or smartwatch, this event could affect what is available and what prices look like. Even if you do not buy a Pixel, new releases often push older models into discounts.
Source: The Verge AI