One thing we weren’t so keen on was the Pixel Watch’s
disappointing battery life, but if leaked details turn out to be correct, that’s a problem Google plans to fix with the Pixel Watch 2.
As with the original Pixel Watch, Google is expected to announce its second Wear OS-based smartwatch sometime later this year closer to the holiday shopping season.
disappointing battery life, but if leaked details turn out to be correct, that’s a problem Google plans to fix with the Pixel Watch 2.
As with the original Pixel Watch, Google is expected to announce its second Wear OS-based smartwatch sometime later this year closer to the holiday shopping season.
Details have been sparse, but according to unnamed sources who recently spoke to 9to5Google, we now potentially know a little bit more about how Google plans to address the shortcomings of the original with the Pixel Watch 2.
Goodbye Samsung Exynos, Hello Qualcomm Snapdragon
The original Pixel Watch arrived with a Samsung Exynos 9110 chipset under the hood, which was already at least three years old at the time, having shown up in Samsung’s own smart wearables a few years prior.
Goodbye Samsung Exynos, Hello Qualcomm Snapdragon
The original Pixel Watch arrived with a Samsung Exynos 9110 chipset under the hood, which was already at least three years old at the time, having shown up in Samsung’s own smart wearables a few years prior.
The Pixel Watch’s interface never felt laggy or like its processor was being over-taxed, but for the Pixel Watch 2, Google is apparently ready to trade-up to the latest W5-series Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset, which will double the number of A53 cores (from two to four) which are built on a 4nm process that will deliver other benefits besides raw processing power... READ MORE...
