#Choozle smart pixel code
The website has heard word of devices with code names Ling, Triton and Sardine all in development at Google HQ.Įxactly what the differences for the devices would be are currently unclear. Of course, it's unlikely they would all be added, but some may well be, and it shows that Google is thinking about health and fitness.Īnother report - this time from WinFuture - has suggested there may actually be three versions of the Pixel Watch in development. There's other evidence that there could be a big focus on fitness too, both because Google has bought Fitbit, and because Google sent out a survey asking people about features they'd like to see in Wear OS, and those features included things like SPO2 (oxygenation) tracking, sleep apnea detection, sleep analysis, heartbeat alerts, recovery time monitoring, stress tracking, pairing for medical devices and gym equipment, rep detection, and calorie tracking. Interestingly, one also includes a Fitbit logo, suggesting the Pixel Watch could incorporate some Fitbit features. Since then more evidence of a Samsung Exynos chip has emerged, so this is likely.Įlsewhere, possible watch faces for the Pixel Watch have also leaked, showing things like step counts, heart rate and the weather. In terms of specs, there isn't much known about the Google Pixel Watch, though one source suggests it will use a 5nm chipset - likely the same one as the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 has. (Image credit: Jon Prosser / Front Page Tech) Google Pixel Watch specs and features The first real Pixel Watch design leak came from leaker Jon Prosser, who shared an image showing the wearable with a physical crown. Considering the Pixel range is usually high-end products with generally flagship level prices, we'd expect that but we don't currently have any evidence supporting it. That, then, is strong evidence that some form of Pixel Watch is in the works.Īs for price, we don't currently have any idea how much this watch will cost. There's no guarantee that these are for a smartwatch (they could be for a Pixel phone) but a wearable would be an obvious fit. We've also heard that Google has reportedly ordered processors from Samsung (according to ETNews) which would be capable of detecting body movements. We're fairly confident that such a watch is in the works though, and it's possible that the Pixel Watch could benefit from Google's acquisition of Fitbit, which could see the latter company's wearable skills put towards Google smartwatch hardware, but that deal was only finalized in January 2021.Ī smartwatch based on Fitbit's tech is probably unlikely to land in the near future – though Google has announced that a premium Fitbit running Wear OS is in the works.īetter still, at Google IO 2021 the company announced that Wear OS is integrating features from Samsung's Tizen OS, which could suggest what's coming in the Google Watch. One report from Insider claims to have spoken to people familiar with the matter who suggest it's coming in 2022, and more recently we've heard that will be the big day – perhaps during Google IO 2022.Ī tweet from noted leaker Evleaks claiming a "reliable source" said it would be announced alongside the Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL back in 2018, then a rumor claimed the Google Watch would land on Octoat the Pixel 4 launch – but of course, neither happened, and we're still waiting. Google Pixel Watch release date and priceĪn exact release date for the rumored Google Pixel Watch isn't clear – just predictions based on leaks. What will it cost? Probably a high-end cost, but no specifics yet.What is it? The first flagship watch designed by Google.
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