There is a big chance that Google long-rumored smartwatch will be called “Pixel Clock”. The tech giant has submit paperwork with the US Patent and Trademark Office to trademark “Pixel Watch”, 9to5Google report. In its application, Google wrote that the name was intended to “include the categories of smartwatches,” “wearable computers in the essence of smartwatches,” as well as cases, bands, and bands. of smart watches.
The trademark application does not contain additional details about the device. But based on previous rumors and leaked renders, the company’s first self-developed smartwatch will feature a bezel-less circular face. It is expected to have a heart rate sensor and other features found in Fitbit devices, which Google bought in 2021. However, this device is expected to be more expensive than Fitbit and will be a real competitor to the Apple Watch. It is also expected to run Wear 3 . operating systemThe tech giant’s upcoming wearable platform will only appear on a handful of current smartwatches.
Jon Prosser, who is known for leaking upcoming releases in the tech sector, has previously said that Google is planning to launch its first smartwatch on May 26. That sounds unlikely, as the date coincides with the tech giant’s annual I/O conference which usually takes place in May. However, like 9to5Google pointed out that Google had to go through several regulatory hurdles before launching the device. Since the device has yet to be spotted on the list at the Federal Communications Commission and Bluetooth SIG, May 26 might be too early to announce.
All products recommended by Engadget are handpicked by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission.
