New Pixel 11 Pro ‘next obvious move’ teaser provides better look at Glow [Video]
With Made by Google 2026 now two weeks away, Google has released a new Pixel 11 Pro teaser this morning.
Skip to main content With Made by Google 2026 now two weeks away, Google has released a new Pixel 11 Pro teaser this morning. Google is continuing the “Ask more of your phone” campaign that started last year. As a user of Gmail, Google Maps, Search, Calendar, Docs, Gemini, and other first-party services, the pitch is that Google Pixel should be the “next move.”
It’s set to an instrumental version of “I Can” by Nas. The other services Google chose to highlight are: Photos, Drive, Meet, Chrome, Slides, Chat, Translate, Keep, Sheets, Play, Home, Nest, and Wallet. We then get a head-on shot of the Pixel 11 Pro and the circular Glow light rotating like a pinwheel.
It’s a better look than the angled shot from earlier this month. Advertisement - scroll for more content That said, this shot is stylized to put a reflective shine around the metal of the Camera Bar. We do not expect that frame to light up.
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