If the information revealed by 9 To 5 Google is true, we can expect the Pixel Watch 2 to encroach on the territory of the Apple Watch Series and SE, but also the Fitbit Sense 2.
Smart watches from Google and Fitbit will soon have in common that they are covered with biometric sensors and to offer safety and health features that often save lives. According to the site’s sources, to take advantage of the Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 chip, the Pixel Watch 2 will be equipped with a thermometerof a stress sensorand other features improving physical security of the wearer.
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Google’s future connected watch will borrow the health features of Fitbit connected bracelets. The distinction between the Pixel Watch and Fitbit’s smartbands has until now been rather clear. But the integration of new sensors and ever more advanced health features will blur the lines a little more. With the Pixel Watch 2, Google aims to position itself as a serious candidate for people looking for a sports and health-oriented connected watch.
The Pixel Watch 2 will be a useful connected watch in an emergency
In addition to a thermometer, the Pixel Watch 2 will also integrate a temperature sensor. skin conduction responsible for measuring stress. In terms of features, Google emphasizes Personal Security. In the event of a car accident, Pixel Watch 2 will automatically sync to a Pixel smartphone’s “Car Accident Detection” feature, and will display “your basic medical information so emergency workers can easily find it.” That said, you will not be required to own a Pixel to take advantage of this tool, since “Personal Security” on the Pixel Watch 2 shares your location with emergency contacts in case of misfortune.
Beyond health features, the Pixel Watch 2 promises to be even more useful than its predecessor in the field of translation. It will apparently be possible, through the “Interpreter” mode of the Google Assistant, to enjoy the same features as those offered by Google Translate on smartphones.