Google Pixel Watch complete specification chart released just before the launch
The Google Pixel Watch countdown has begun, and there are less than 24 hours until the full details of this watch are revealed. On October 6, Google Pixel Watch will be released alongside the Google Pixel 7 series. We’ve already seen a lot about the smartwatch, but just before the launch, the full specification chart of the Google Pixel Watch also appeared on the internet.
The anticipated first Google smartwatch has been the subject of our attention several times lately: initially due to leaked official marketing materials and some helpful information, then due to its potential involvement in a sensational launch promotion, the appearance of promotional videos, and some live photos, and finally due to an unreleased strap and other factors.
Now, we’re not going to add much to this article because you already know a lot about the Google Pixel Watch; instead, we’re just going to share the list of specifications of this smartwatch, which features the Pixel Watch more powerful and you’ll love it. The complete specification chart for the Pixel Watch can be found below.
Google Pixel Watch complete specification chart:
- 1.6″ AMOLED Display (320 PPI)
- Up to 1000 nits, Always-on mode
- 41mm Dial Size
- Corning Gorilla Glass 5 3D Protection
- Exynos 9110 SoC
- Cortex M33 coprocessor
- 2GB RAM/32GB Storage
- Google WearOS 3.5
- BT 5.0, WiFi 2.4Ghz
- 4G LTE & UMTS
- NFC
- HR, ECG
- 5ATM/ 50mtr
- 24hr Battery.
(Google Pixel Watch)
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The Google Pixel Watch is already available in the Fitbit app:
As seen in the screenshots below, the Fitbit app has already begun to display Google’s new smartwatch among the configurable products. We already know that Pixel Watch will be able to connect to Fitbit thanks to previous rumors and statements made during the last Google I/O, so seeing it on the list alongside devices like Fitbit Versa 4 and Fitbit Sense comes as no surprise.
What happens if you choose it from the list? The app directs users to the Google Play Store to download the “Google Pixel Watch app,” which is currently unavailable. As previously stated, the smartwatch will be able to rely on a special app that will be added to the “classic” Wear OS app.
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Currently, navigation uses a blue arrow that you can swap for a car icon only after starting. A new update would move this customization earlier, letting you choose your vehicle icon before you even hit “Start.”You can change this arrow to different car icons, but only after you begin your trip.
Right now, you can only select a different car icon once navigation is active. By tapping your blue arrow icon or checking the menu, you can make the change, but this requires you to already be en route or about to begin.
Google Maps version 25.42.02.817770306 shows signs of letting you set your car icon in settings before starting a drive. This means you can personalize your map safely ahead of time, avoiding distractions while you’re on the move.
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To make navigation more personal, Google Maps added new car shapes and colors for Android this year, following their iOS release. The move to let users set this preference in the settings menu is a smart safety and convenience feature, enabling preparation before you drive.
While it’s unclear when this will be widely available, Google commonly phases in new features. Once live, this update will allow for greater personalization and a more focused driving experience by minimizing in-journey screen interactions.
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Message with more confidence. Google’s latest updates to its Messages app add a stronger layer of defense against scams, helping to ensure your conversations are secure from fake messages and dangerous links.
The new “Key Verifier” feature helps you confirm you’re really talking to the right person. You and your contact can simply scan each other’s QR codes to ensure your chat is private and secure.
To verify a contact, open your chat, tap the contact’s name at the top, and scroll down to “Verify keys.” Both you and your contact will see a QR code. Simply scan each other’s codes. Once matched, you will receive a confirmation that your chat is secure.
This tool is essential for discussing private matters. Please note that if a contact gets a new phone or SIM card, you must reverify them by scanning codes again. While this adds a step, it’s a small price to pay for ensuring your sensitive conversations remain secure.
Google Messages now automatically blocks links inside any message marked as spam. This prevents accidental clicks. If you need to access a link mistakenly flagged as spam, you must first move the message out of the spam folder.
All these changes have one job: to keep you safe. They might not stop 100% of scams, but they add great new defenses to protect you from tricksters.
In a new teaser for its fans, Google has not only hinted at an Android PC but has finally pinned down a launch date: 2026. This confirms the plan to debut the first Android-powered computer next year, complete with a suite of dynamic features.
At the Qualcomm Snapdragon 2025 Summit, Google confirmed a 2026 launch for its Android PC and outlined its vision for the innovative product.
Sameer Samat, President of the Android Ecosystem at Google, took the stage to outline the vision for the Android PC. He stated it would carefully balance introducing new changes with maintaining the reliable user experience of ChromeOS.
“We’re basically taking the ChromeOS experience, and we’re re-baselining the technology underneath it on Android. That combination is something we are super excited about for next year.”
The upcoming Android PC has been described as “incredible” by Qualcomm. Google’s Sameer Samat added that the firm is prioritizing the acceleration of AI advancements on Android for a rapid deployment to the laptop form factor, a step intended to create a seamlessly integrated ecosystem.
HarmonyOS PC
It is interesting how Google is planning to follow Huawei’s footsteps in the PC world. The Chinese OEM is the first to bring its self-made smartphone OS to computers with HarmonyOS PC.
For Google, this move represents a potential strategy to counter Huawei’s influence in the PC sector. With HarmonyOS PCs currently limited to the Chinese market, Google has an open opportunity to gain a foothold internationally.
Next year will be decisive. The world will be watching to see if Google’s Android PC can rise to the surface and pose a real challenge to HarmonyOS.
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