Google has offered another glimpse of its upcoming Pixel 11 lineup, with a new teaser revealing more about Pixel Glow ahead of the company’s Made by Google event scheduled for August 12. The latest preview not only promotes Google’s ecosystem of services but also gives the clearest look yet at a new hardware feature expected to debut with the Pixel 11 series.

The teaser emphasizes how millions of users already depend on Gmail, Google Maps, Google Search and Google Docs in their daily lives, suggesting that choosing a Google-built Pixel smartphone offers a more seamless experience across those services.

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Around 100 words into the video presentation, Pixel Glow becomes the main attraction. The teaser provides a direct, front-facing view of the RGB LED circle integrated into the rear camera bar of the Pixel 11 Pro. An earlier preview briefly hinted at the feature, but the latest footage reveals its design much more clearly.

Industry reports suggest Pixel Glow will function as a customizable notification LED, allowing users to receive visual alerts for calls, messages and other activities while the phone is placed face-down. The RGB lighting is also expected to support different colors for various notification types, offering a modern take on the classic notification light.

Google has not officially detailed the feature’s capabilities, but the company is expected to reveal more information in the weeks leading up to the Pixel 11 launch event. With fresh teasers continuing to surface, anticipation is building for what could be one of Google’s most feature-rich smartphone releases in recent years.