Latest Pixel Watch Render Highlights Its Integration With Fitbit
Google’s Pixel Watch is rumored to arrive in 2022, but ahead of its official debut, a fresh leak offers a look at the highly-anticipated wearable. Currently in development under the codename Rohan, the smartwatch will reportedly come equipped with a custom chip, following in the footsteps of the Pixel 6 duo that come armed with the Tensor SoC. And just like the smartphone chip, Google's smartwatch SoC is said to have been fabricated with Samsung’s help.
Google’s first foray into the smartwatch segment has been in development for a while. The device is said to run the latest version of Wear OS with a supercharged Google Assistant on top. The virtual assistant will reportedly use on-device processing on the Pixel Watch, which means it will be quicker at responding to user queries and will offer a deeper level of integration with installed apps to get things done.
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So far, alleged marketing renders have provided a glimpse of what the Pixel Watch could look like. Now, industry tipster Evan Blass (via 91mobiles) has shared an image depicting the Pixel Watch’s case in all its curved glory. Unsurprisingly, the dial has a round profile, but what really demands attention is the drastically sloping display alongside the periphery. Leaked illustrations in the past predicted a curved display, but the slope looks much more pronounced on the latest render. A key difference here is that older renders depicted a push button on the side, while the latest image shows what appears to be a metallic crown with grooves on it. The on-screen elements such as the iconography fall in line with the UI design illustrated in previous leaks. On the software side, Blass previously tweeted that
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