Sources revealed to 9to5Google that the next version of Google's smartwatch will be powered by a Snapdragon processor.
, we now potentially know a little bit more about how Google plans to address the shortcomings of the original with the Pixel Watch 2.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.
Google is apparently ready to trade-up to the latest W5-series Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset, which will double the number of A53 cores which are built on a 4nm process thatBetter Battery Life, Even With the Screen Always On Our review of the original Pixel Watch found its battery life to be average at best. With the always on display turned off, by bedtime the LTE model we tested had 30 percent of its battery life remaining, and after wearing it over
night for sleep tracking, it was at 16 percent in the morning. But according to details leaked to 9t05Google, Google testers are getting over a day of usage on a single charge with the Pixel Watch 2's display always on, which could result in a couple of day’s use on a single charge with power conservation features enabled.
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