For several months now, we haven’t stopped hearing: Google Smart Clock It’s currently being worked on, but completely unclear on its specs and possible release date. There is nothing to be done with the Samsung Galaxy Gear, which will become official in the coming days and we already know the outlines.
However, things may be accelerating, and who knows, the linked clock will see the light of day before the end of the year, with Google acquiring celebrity author Wimm Labs a few months ago. WIMM One is a smartwatch running a modified version of Android.
Is the Google Smartwatch a launch before the end of the year?
As with the design of the first two generations of the Nexus 7, Google turned to ASUS or LG for the Nexus 4. Google Smart Clock It needs a constructor. And it looks like it’s already been found since we learned that Mountain View had acquired the specialized Wimm Labs company in the summer of 2012.
Following this takeover, the new company has stopped marketing its smartwatch WIMM One, which at launch already includes compass, photo gallery, calculator and even remote control functions for your smartphone. Android uses an all-in-one processor that runs at 667 Mhz and is powered by a modified version of Android 2.1 with 512MB of Ram and even WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity.
Suffice it to say that progress is imperative, Google Smart Clock it will be much more ambitious, but right now it’s hard to say what Samsung will offer other than the equivalent specs of the Galaxy Gear watch, which should have an AMOLED display. A size between 2.6 and 3 inches, a pair of 1.5Ghz core processors and even a 4 Megapixel photo sensor, all running Android 4.3.
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