Pixel Watch is expected to roll out next-generation Google Assistant, Exynos chip functionalities

Google, the US tech company, is gearing up on its smartwatch, which is expected to debut in 2022, and a report released purports that the impending watch could also be driven by Samsung's Exynos CPU. 

                                          Image courtesy: pocket lint 

According to the 9To5Google, the Pixel Watch is intended to include functionalities that will not be present in all other OS watches. The next generation of Google Assistant is one such highly awaited function. Google is also expected to incorporate an Exynos-based Tensor chip in its upcoming smartwatch. The Tensor GS 101 chipset, which is essentially an Exynos CPU with hardware advancements, is recently adopted in Google Pixel 6 devices.

Besides that, the watch tends to involve essential fitness tracking functionalities such as step counting and a heart rate monitor for health-conscious people. Earlier Google was supposed to unfold its first smartwatch together with the Pixel 6 apparently the arrival has been postponed. 

In the meantime, Google has begun adding version 8.4 of its camera app for aged Pixel devices, which resembles Pixel 6 and 6 Pro camera functionalities including timer light, manual white balance switch, and manual exposure switch. In the upper drop-down menu, a gear icon will also be seen.