Leaked Google Pixel 11 marketing materials suggest a new HiLight notification feature, while a five-minute charging claim raises questions ahead of Google's launch.

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Google is expected to introduce the HiLight feature during the Made by Google event on August 12. Ahead of the event, 9to5Google has spotted new details about the HiLight feature, which is expected to be introduced with the upcoming Google Pixel 11 series,

We've learned so much about the upcoming Pixel 11 series that few secrets will remain when Google does make them all official. If there's one takeaway so far, it's that this might be a year with few upgrades,

Instead of Pixel Glow, it's looking increasingly likely that the Pixel 11 Pro's new notification system will arrive as the HiLight.

A teardown of the Google Contacts app suggests the Pixel 11’s rumoured HiLight feature will support nine colour options for favourite callers. Code strings indicate users may be able to assign different colours to favourite contacts, with the rear light also expected to indicate Gemini activity.

Google actually gave everyone an official sneak peek at HiLight a couple of weeks before the event. In a brief teaser video showing part of the Pixel 11 Pro, you can see a small, multicolored light in the camera bar. While the video is very brief and vague, it's clear from the video that we are looking at HiLight.

The Pixel 11 Pro and 11 Pro Fold will be unveiled at a Made by Google event on Aug. 12. We’re also expecting to see the Pixel Watch 5 and Pixel 11, too. As we get closer to the keynote, many details about the upcoming announcements have leaked or been teased by Google,