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India Today
a day ago
- India Today
Pixel Watch 4 launching on August 20: Two sizes, new sensors, quick charge dock, and more
Google is preparing to unveil the Pixel Watch 4 on August 20, alongside its next-generation Pixel 10 smartphones. While the company has yet to officially break the news, the latest promotional images leaked by tipster Evan Blass have revealed a detailed look at the smartwatch, its colour options, and key features. The Pixel Watch 4 is expected to come in two case sizes — 41mm and 45mm — with a familiar design that closely follows its predecessor, but with one noticeable change: the charging pins are now placed on the side. Google is sticking with PIN charging instead of moving to a wireless dock, though charging speeds are said to be Pixel Watch 4 will reportedly feature Google's Actua 360 display with up to 3,000 nits peak brightness and will offer over 40 exercise modes, appealing to fitness-focused buyers. The smaller 41mm version is expected to last up to 30 hours on a single charge, while the larger model can stretch to 40 hours — both with the always-on display turned on. Charging is said to be 25 per cent faster compared to the Pixel Watch 3, which should make topping up less of a hassle. Google is also said to be including dual-frequency GPS for more accurate location tracking, and the usual health features like ECG, blood oxygen (SpO2), breathing rate, and heart rate variability monitoring will be of the standout additions is a safety feature that can detect if your pulse drops and automatically contact emergency services. For those opting for the LTE model, Google is expected to bundle two years of free Google Fi data, which is a useful extra for users who want to leave their phone behind during workouts or runs. While the Pixel Watch 4 will be revealed in August, it will not hit store shelves straight away. According to recent reports, it is expected to be available from October 9, with the delay possibly linked to supply chain constraints. Other upcoming Google hardware, such as the Pixel 10 Pro Fold and new Pixel Buds 2a, will also follow the same delayed timeline. In contrast, the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Pixel 10 Pro XL smartphones are expected to ship from late year's Pixel 10 phones are expected to feature Google's new Tensor G5 chip, built on TSMC's 3nm process, which should help improve efficiency and performance, compared to the Pixel 9 series. Of course, we'll get to know more about the upcoming devices on August 20. Stay tuned to India Today Tech for all the latest on Google's upcoming phones and wearables.- Ends
Phone Arena
4 days ago
- Phone Arena
Just when you thought you knew it all, the latest Pixel Watch 4 leak reveals more
In just a few days – August 20 to be exact – Google will officially unveil the Pixel 10 series and the new Pixel Watch 4. But at this point, the event might feel more like a confirmation than a reveal. Pretty much every detail has already leaked, and now we've got yet another one that fills in even more of the newest leak gives us almost a full breakdown of what to expect from the Pixel Watch 4 , and it is indeed looking like a solid step up from the Pixel Watch 3. — Evan Blass (@evleaks) August 8, 2025 According to the leaked materials, the Pixel Watch 4 will again come in two sizes: 45mm and 41mm. And unsurprisingly, the color options will apparently depend on which size you pick. The smaller 41mm version will have one additional choice in Light Green, something we have already seen in previous leaks. Both versions will pack Google's Actua 360 display, with a peak brightness of up to 3,000 nits – way brighter than the Pixel Watch 3 , which should make it a lot easier to see outdoors. Battery life is getting a bit of a boost this time around, too. Earlier leaks hinted at about a 7% increase for the 41mm and 9% for the 45mm version – not huge jumps, but definitely a nice upgrade. This latest spec sheet confirms the 41mm can run up to 30 hours, while the 45mm stretches up to 40 hours, even with the always-on display active. Plus, charging speeds are improving too, with the new Quick Charge Dock promising about 25% faster power-ups compared to before. Leaked materials related to the upcoming Pixel Watch 4 . | Image credit – Evan Blass The standout feature of the new Pixel Watch 4 has to be its powerful Gemini AI integration. You will be able to just raise your wrist and talk to Gemini for AI-powered assistance, personalized help and even AI-generated text suggestions that mimic your style. Gemini will also work across different wearable apps, much like it does on Pixel phones, making it far more useful for productivity. Already sound familiar? Yeah, Samsung's Galaxy Watch 8 already rocks Gemini too, letting you say 'Hey, Google' and get quick summaries or answers on the fly. Now, moving on. On the safety side, the Pixel Watch 4 includes features like pulse loss detection that can automatically call 911, alerts to loved ones if you are feeling unsafe, and fall detection that can connect you to emergency services – similar to the Apple Watch. Some of these features are already on the current Pixel Watch and they are definitely worth having. When it comes to health and fitness, the Pixel Watch 4 offers over 40 workout modes with real-time stats and insights and this is plenty for sure. It can tell you whether your body is ready for an intense session or if you should focus on recovery, plus it can create custom running plans with live coaching. The leaked images also confirm support for ECG, SPO2, breathing rate and heart rate variability measurements. And for those going with the LTE version, Google is apparently throwing in two years of free LTE data via Google Fi Wireless, which sounds like a pretty nice deal. Bottom line: between the brighter display, longer battery life, safety upgrades and the deeper Gemini integration, the Pixel Watch 4 is shaping up to be a big upgrade over the current Pixel Watch 3 . Like I've said before – now is probably not the best time to buy the Pixel Watch 3 . The new one is just around the corner and it is looking worth the wait (especially since the wait won't be long).
Tom's Guide
4 days ago
- Tom's Guide
Google Pixel Watch 4 leak tips major improvement for outdoor workout tracking — I can't wait to try this
New Google Pixel Watch 4 leaks have emerged, and the most exciting reveal in my eyes is the addition of dual-frequency GPS to the upcoming watch. The leaked images come from Evan Blass, who posted them on X, and they detail several new features, including a side-mounted charging dock, an impressive 40 hours of battery life on the larger 45mm model, and a 3,000 nit Actua 360 display. 8, 2025 The reason I'm excited for dual-frequency GPS is that it will improve the distance and speed/pace tracking for outdoor workouts like runs and bike rides. Dual-frequency GPS is a standard feature on the best sports watches, and also included on top smartwatches like the Apple Watch Ultra 2 and Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra, and it will be a great addition to the Pixel Watch 4 for keen runners, hikers and cyclists. The leak points to 30-hour battery life on the smaller 41mm Google Pixel Watch 4 and 40 hours on the 45mm model of the watch, a big jump on the 24 hours you get on both sizes of the Google Pixel Watch 3. Furthermore, the leak suggests the new watches will offer 25% faster charging. Previous leaks have also indicated the new watches will charge from the side by standing in a cradle, to better serve as a tabletop clock. Google is expected to launch several new devices at a Made By Google event on 20 August, including the Pixel 10 series of phones, including the Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. The Pixel Watch 4 is likely to be announced as well, though rumors suggest it won't be available to buy until September or even October. It's expected to cost $349 to $399, though could be more expensive, and all colors of the watch were recently revealed in another leak. Follow Tom's Guide on Google News to get our up-to-date news, how-tos, and reviews in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button.
