How to watch Google's Pixel 11 event
Google is set to unveil its Pixel 11 lineup at a Made By Google event on August 12, which will include several new phones and a refreshed Pixel Watch. The event will be live-streamed, and viewers can expect to see four new phones, including a base model, two Pro models, and a foldable device. The Pixel 11 devices may be more expensive than their predecessors due to rising component costs.
- ▪The Made By Google event will take place on August 12 at 6PM ET and can be watched via live stream.
- ▪Google is expected to unveil four new phones, including a base model, two Pro models, and a foldable device.
- ▪The company may also announce a new Pixel Watch and a location tracker similar to Apple's AirTag.
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Big Tech Google How to watch Google's Pixel 11 event Expect several new phones, a refreshed Pixel Watch and perhaps price increases. By Kris Holt Aug. 6, 2026 10:34 am EST Daniel Romero/Unsplash It's almost time for Google to show off the Pixel 11 lineup. The company will hold a Made By Google event to show off this year's batch of devices on August 12. This edition is taking place a little later in the days than usual, as it'll get underway at 6PM ET. You can watch the stream right here by clicking the play button on the handily embedded video below or venturing over to YouTube. We'll have a liveblog on the night, where we'll be breaking down all the announcements in real-time with expert analysis. And, of course, we'll keep you up to date with full coverage of the news.
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