Instead of just one, Google Pixel Watch received three of what is believed to be the models' Bluetooth listing — GWT9R, GBZ4S, and GQF4C. It has a design name BT Wearable Design-Controller Subsystem.
What Does the Three Bluetooth Labels Mean?
Android Police speculates that the three bluetooth labels might represent multiple watch models (with slightly different features) or regional variations (such as cellular bands) of the same watch. But this speculation is yet to be seen.
However, if the watch will follow patterns set by Google's Pixel phones, it might likely indicate a regional variation.
Based on the registration, the supposed Pixel Watch software version number is RWD5.211104.001. This makes the gadget outdated, as the most recent version is RWD7. However, this is likely just for testing purposes, according to Android Police, as the consumer-ready device should launch with the latest software.
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Google Already Applied for Trademark of Pixel Watch
After years of speculation on Pixel Watch, Google has finally filed a new trademark with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on April 19.
As per CNET report, the tech giant filed it to cover the smartwatch and accessories like cases, straps, bands and "wearable computers in the nature of smartwatches."
Following Google's application for a trademark, leaked images of the Pixel Watch circulated on the internet showing a futuristic, rounded, minimalist smartwatch with a curved display, a small control dial, and an interchangeable wristband.
Based on the leaks and renders, Google seems to be aiming for a very minimalist design. Pixel Watch leaks and renders showed a simple, two-toned UI with various color options, a rather simple and minimalist.
Based on the trademark filing, Google seems to plan to release a full array of watchbands as it covers "watch straps made of metal, leather, plastic, silicone, or rubber."
Jon Prosser tweeted that Pixel Watch will be revealed at Google I/O in May but will be released in October.
"From what I understand, Google will officially be announcing the Pixel 6a + "teasing" the Pixel Watch. Pixel Watch will be formally announced and launched with Pixel 7 and 7 Pro in October." Posser tweeted referring to what to expect at Google I/O.
More Speculations About Pixel Watch Circulate Online
Based on the information in the Wear OS 3 emulator, and likely due to the fact that Wear OS 3 is already optimized for Samsung's Exynos platform, it's speculated that Pixel Watch will run on a Samsung processor, according to Review Geek.
9to5Google published that the Exynos processor should enable "next-gen Google Assistant" on the Pixel Watch.
It's still speculation as to whether Google Leaks will offer the smartwatch with LTE connectivity.
Meanwhile, Tom's Guide speculated Pixel Watch will not cost as much as an Apple Watch. The site placed the price of the Google Pixel Watch in the mid-priced category.
According to Tom's Guide, Pixel Watch could fall in the $200-$350 price range depending on size and LTE variants. This speculation is based on Google's pricing strategy for the rest of its hardware division.
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