A report says the Pixel 11 Pro's small light could use AI to show which alerts matter most, so you could spot urgent ones without picking up the phone.
Google's next Pixel phone may use a small light on the device to show which alerts matter most. Android Authority reports that the light, called HiLight on the Pixel 11 Pro, could get smarter and be driven by AI. If it ships, a glance at your phone could tell you what is urgent.
HiLight is a small LED, a tiny light built into the phone. The report says it could link to Android's upcoming Notification Rules. Those rules are meant to let you set how alerts behave on your phone.
The report also says the light could be driven by AI, so it may show which alerts matter most. That would help if your phone buzzes all day. You could tell what is urgent without picking it up or reading every alert.
The report describes what the light could do, not what Google has promised. Until Google confirms details, treat this as a possibility, not a feature to count on.
The Pixel 11 Pro's HiLight light could use AI to flag urgent alerts, but nothing is confirmed, so wait for Google to say more.
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