Google’s Pixel Watch 5 dives deeper into AI and health
At least there’s no new proprietary charger this year. Huzzah!! | Photo: David Imel / The Verge The $399 Google Pixel Watch 5 isn't about the hardware. Sure, there's a new satin pyrite case finish, a few new strap colors, and a Steph Curry Special Edition. Under the hood, there's a slightly faster Qualcomm processor and an itty-bitty battery bump. There's a $50 price hike from last year, too, because the Pixel Watch 5 isn't immune to RAMageddon - none of us are. Otherwise, no on
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Google's latest smartwatch features software updates focused on AI and health capabilities rather than significant hardware changes. The watch includes an offline version of Gemini that can perform simple tasks like starting timers and launching apps, along with more proactive AI suggestions that surface relevant information on the watchface. Health and fitness features make up the bulk of updates, including insulin resistance trends and improved GPS maps. The device costs $50 more than the previous model, with the price increase attributed to expanded RAM requirements.
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