Made by Google 2026: What to Expect From the Pixel 11 Event
Almost a full year has passed since the launch of Google's Pixel 10 phones, which of course means it's time for the Pixel 11 handsets to make their debut. Another Made by Google event has been scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 12, with everything getting underway in New York from 6 pm EDT / 3 pm PDT.As Google usually launches new Pixels at this time of year—and has already dropped some pretty revealing teasers on the Google Store—we have a good idea of what's coming.
- ▪Almost a full year has passed since the launch of Google's Pixel 10 phones, which of course means it's time for the Pixel 11 handsets to make their debut.
- ▪Another Made by Google event has been scheduled for Wednesday, Aug.
- ▪12, with everything getting underway in New York from 6 pm EDT / 3 pm PDT.As Google usually launches new Pixels at this time of year—and has already dropped some pretty revealing teasers on the Google Store—we have a good idea of what's com
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- ▪ Made by Google 2026: How to watch and what to expect from the big Pixel 11 event — ZDNet
- ▪ How to watch Made by Google event to see the Pixel 11, Pixel Watch 5, and more — Android Police
- ▪ How to watch Google's Pixel 11 event — Engadget
- ▪ Made by Google 2026: Pixel 11 Event Date, Time, How to Watch and What to Expect — CNET
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Almost a full year has passed since the launch of Google's Pixel 10 phones, which of course means it's time for the Pixel 11 handsets to make their debut. Another Made by Google event has been scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 12, with everything getting underway in New York from 6 pm EDT / 3 pm PDT.As Google usually launches new Pixels at this time of year—and has already dropped some pretty revealing teasers on the Google Store—we have a good idea of what's coming. Add in a recent flurry of leaks and rumors from reputable tipsters, and it's possible to generate a clear picture of what will be announced next week.What the rumors say about the Google Pixel 11 announcementStarting with the Pixel 11 phones, it looks like there will be four new models, just like last year: The Google Pixel 11,…
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