Survey says fans are hyped for the Pixel 11 Pro’s defining feature, but the doubters are loud
More than a notification light, or little else?
The Pixel 11 series is set to be released later this month. The Pixel 11 Pro is expected to feature a new round LED light panel at the rear, referred to as Pixel Glow by Android Authority. However, according to Ars Technica, a leak suggests that this feature may actually be called HiLight.
The LED light, or HiLight, appears to be located within the camera module of the Pixel 11 Pro. It is reportedly capable of producing a range of colors and is expected to function as both a flashlight and camera flash. The camera bump on the Pixel 11 Pro is said to be smaller compared to its predecessor, with no separate section for the flash.
The introduction of HiLight, or Pixel Glow, has generated mixed reactions among fans, with some expressing excitement and others being skeptical. The exact functionality of this feature is still unclear, but it is expected to be used for notification alerts, according to Android Authority.
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