We have seen how Google Pixel Watch will have an older processor a few years. Unfortunately, this is the reality and it will be hard to digest, but if we think about it, it's better this way. Nothing new processors to churn out which could, perhaps, mean a lower cost than we expect. In any case, the colleagues of 9to5Google they claim to know what other features will the smartwatch have. It could really be the smartwatch that change the cards on the table. Let's see why.
Google Pixel Watch will truly be the game-changer of the smartwatch industry. New information emerges and bodes well, very well
Because of the old processor information Exynos 9110, it seemed to many that Google's first smartwatch offered nothing technically impressive. However, 9to5Google sources have shared new interesting details. Apparently Pixel Watch will have an additional coprocessor, designed to "take over" part of the calculations in order not to over-discharge the main chipset.
The source also reports built-in storage of 32 GB, which is double that of any other Wear OS smartwatch. There is no information yet on how this space will be used, but the most likely scenario would be that of archive music without an internet connection.
Other sources of 9to5Google they also claim that the Pixel Watch will have more RAM than any other Wear OS smartwatch. At the moment, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 with 1.5 GB of RAM remains the champion in this regard. Therefore, a Google smartwatch could have 2 GB of RAM or even more. This will fix the performance problem. As for capabilities, we talk about support for same functions available on Fitbit Luxe and Fitbit Charge 5. Hence measurement of heart rate, blood oxygen saturation levels and electrocardiogram.
Pixel Watch will be launched in the fall along with smartphones Pixel 7 and 7 Pro.
