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Rumor mill: Google's Pixel 11 is coming into focus thanks to two separate leaks. One is an official teaser video released by Google itself, while the other is a Bluesky post from WinFuture's Roland Quandt detailing the phone's storage options, battery capacity, and pricing.
The Google video is the more visual of the two. It offers a close look at the Pixel 11 Pro's rear camera bar, where the phone retains its three-lens setup while adding a circular light effect beside the cameras. The clip does not name the feature or explain what it does, but the spinning colors suggest Google is building something new around the camera area rather than adding a feature elsewhere on the phone.
Google's narration only mentions familiar services such as Gmail, Maps, Search, Calendar, and Gemini. The video title teases "the next obvious move," but Google leaves the meaning deliberately vague. That has fueled speculation that the light could serve as a status indicator, a Gemini-related processing light, or a notification system, but none of those theories have been confirmed.
