Google is set to host its annual Made by Google hardware launch event on Wednesday, focusing on new Pixel devices. The company has teased both slab-style and foldable Pixel smartphones for the 2026 lineup, identified as the Pixel 11 series. Beyond phones, updates to existing products are anticipated, including potentially a new color option for familiar earbuds and updated watches. No right-leaning outlets have reported on this event; coverage is limited to The Verge and ZDNet.
The event will showcase Google’s latest hardware innovations, building upon its established Pixel brand. While specific details remain largely under wraps until the official announcement, pre-event teasers confirm a continued commitment to both traditional smartphone designs and foldable technology. Updates to wearable devices and audio accessories suggest a broader ecosystem approach. The focus appears to be on refining existing product lines rather than introducing entirely new categories.
The Pixel 11 series represents Google’s next generation of smartphones, aiming to compete in the premium mobile market. The inclusion of both slab-style and foldable models indicates a strategy to cater to diverse consumer preferences.
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