By sunnyhassan60@gmail.com
In an incident that seems a bit analogous to the leak of the iPhone 4 prototype over 10 times agone, Android Central has posted images of what appears to be a Google Pixel Watch prototype. The prints come from an anonymous source, who claimed to have plant the device in a eatery nearly in the US.
The device does appear to look very alike to previously leaked renders of the reported Pixel Watch. According to the unnamed source, the wearable also advanced with a box that stated that the device was for “ internal testing and development only.” It also said that the “ markings and packaging aren’t last.” That means the last product could have some differences compared to this reported example.
The prints of the black smartwatch feel to show at least one button next to the crown. The source said the watch’s hinder face “ looks metallic but feels like it’s carpeted with glass.” The person who left this prototype also left behind a blue watchband, which looks like it connects directly to the watch case.
There was supposedly no bowl left behind with this prototype, although it’s likely that the Pixel Watch will have a charging plate on the reverse case. Before this week, Google applied for a trademark form for a “ Pixel Watch,” which, until this image leak, was the stronger substantiation that the device was indeed on its way. Another report claimed that grounded on some Wear Zilches law, the watch could have a Samsung Exynos chipset outside. Google may officially advertise the watch as part of its periodic I/ O 2022 inventors conference, which begins on May 11.