7 Pixel 11 updates you should know about
7 can’t-miss updates from our Pixel 11 launch.
- Gemini Intelligence delivers proactive help throughout your phone, from contextually relevant updates to clean voice typing.
- Advanced camera tools help you catch split-second shots and choose your photo aesthetic.
- Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL are available for preorder and arrive on August 20.
That includes Rambler, our Gemini-powered voice input feature, which is built for the way you actually talk. It delivers fast, accurate voice input that transcribes your point cleanly and concisely — even when you use filler words, like “um” and “ah.”
And beyond Rambler, we’re introducing a couple more updates right in Gboard. Sign-to-text functionality, which uses Google DeepMind’s Sign Language-to-Text (SL2T) model, allows signers to naturally type messages while enhanced writing tools help craft relevant, tailored messages in your own personal style.
And Pixel 11 will offer timely, helpful information through easily glanceable cards in the apps you’re already using. So, for example, if a friend asks about a trip that’s coming up, a card with your booking details will pop up along with details on if your flight is on time or delayed.
You’ll also see suggestions that are contextually relevant to the conversations you’re having. Like when you’re texting about dinner while rushing out the door, Pixel can step in to help, offering a proactive prompt suggestion to lock down your reservation with just a tap.
You’ll see this type of proactive help in many more places across your phone — like suggestions to save events to your Calendar, locations to Maps, or relevant information to Google Wallet, like membership numbers on airline or hotel apps.
One last thing — launching in Preview, your phone will provide location based insights. Like when you’re waiting for a table at a new restaurant, your lockscreen will proactively show that location and, with just a tap, offer insights — such as top menu items or the most popular seats — from hundreds of reviews and photos, right in Google Maps.
That includes handy tools right in your viewfinder — like social media gridlines or an on-screen teleprompter that dynamically scrolls as you talk — allowing you to frame recordings and speak at your own pace and never miss a word. You’ll also get more organizational support, with your captured videos saved directly into project folders. And once your video’s recorded, use Storyboard to effortlessly trim and rearrange your clips.
Plus, you can now set video as your default mode when you open Pixel Camera, so you’re always ready for action.
Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL are available for preorder today, starting at $899, $1,099, and $1,299, respectively.
All three phones will be on shelves at the Google Store and through our retail partners on August 20. Visit the Google Store for more information on availability and product updates.