Google has made a variety of bias that run its platform, frequently situating them as exemplars of those operating systems. The Nexus and Pixel bias, for illustration, are the epitome of Google’s vision for Android, while the Pixel Chromebooks show OEMs and druggies how Chrome Zilches is supposed to bear. Google indeed has smart speakers that demonstrate the power of Google Assistant at home. The one kind of device that’s still missing from the company’s roster is a smartwatch, but the Pixel Watch’s debut might eventually be at hand, and it’ll come with some intriguing but not entirely surprising changes to the Wear Zilches experience.
The Pixel Experience
Google has long been using its own “ spin” on the Android experience, indeed during the Nexus days. With the Pixel phones, still, it has taken on a stronger flavor, one that’s made exclusive to Google’s bias. This “ Pixel Experience,” while still considered stock Android, conveys what Google has in mind with the end- stoner experience for Android phones It seems that it’ll be doing the same for Wear Zilches, according to tidbits exhumed by 9to5Google, specifically with the citation of a certain “PIXEL_EXPERIENCE_WATCH” point label. Google presumably paved the way for this when it modified Wear Zilches 3 to be more open to OEMs changing the skin on top, just like on Android phones. We ’ve seen this in action with One UI for Wear Zilches on the Galaxy Watch 4 series, so it’s not entirely surprising that Google would also apply its own Pixel Experience for Wear Zilches.
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This suggests that there will be features exclusive to this forthcoming Pixel Watch, and a new Google Assistant, specifically the “ coming- word Google Assistant,” sounds the most presumptive. This more advanced AI-powered Assistant has plaintively been missing in Wear Zilches, and it’s high time it made its debut on a device that’s meant to be driven more by voice than tapping on a small screen.
Samsung in a Pixel
Google’s first formal smartwatch might also have one thing that most Wear Zilches smartwatches do n’t. Ever since it was called Android Wear, the vast maturity of smartwatches running Google’s software platform also ran on Qualcomm’s silicon. The lone exception, of course, is Samsung, and it might be joined soon by the Pixel Watch The same sleuthing revealed hints that “ Rohan,” believed to be the codename for the Pixel Watch, will be running on an Exynos chip rather than a Snapdragon Wear. It wo n’t be too important of a shock since the Galaxy Watch 4, the first Wear Zilches 3 device, naturally used Samsung’s chipset. Google and Samsung also banded on the Tensor processor in the Pixel 6, so that cooperation might have extended to smartwatches as well.
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A Google- made smartwatch has been in the scuttlebutt shop for times, but the hints are now piling up, pointing to an imminent release. The recently- released Wear Zilches 3 impersonator, for illustration, proved to be filled with similar suggestions, suggesting that it might just be a many months before the Pixel Watch eventually becomes a reality.
