The much-hyped Google Pixel Watch and the much less controversial Pixel 6a appear to be getting ready to make their retail debut. Evidence of both devices has started to appear in a US carrier's back-end inventory system. In addition to suggesting a release could happen in the near future, we're also getting some information on the colors and storage options for both devices.
See also: Google Play system update March 2022: What are the new features?
Codenamed “rohan,” the Pixel Watch has appeared on a US carrier’s inventory system, according to one of Androidpolice’s sources. The database shows that the device will be sold in three colors: gray, black, and gold. According to this information, it will ship with 32GB of storage, which is double the capacity of the Galaxy Watch4 and matches the Apple Watch for the most storage you can get on a smartwatch. The carrier has yet to sell a non-cellular smartwatch, so it seems reasonable that the Pixel Watch would ship in a cellular-enabled model. We don’t have any pricing or specific release dates yet.
See also: Google blocks Russia Today & Sputnik YouTube channels in Europe
We also learn of the arrival of “bluejay” in a mobile database, which you may remember as the codename for the Pixel 6a. The system shows the phone available in three colors: black, white, and green. All three colors come with 128GB of storage. Like the Pixel Watch, we don’t have any information on pricing or release plans yet.
See also: eBike phishing websites promote scams through Google Ads
With both of these devices appearing on the carrier back end at the same time, it's not unlikely that they'll launch around the same time. We've already heard from leaker Max Jambor that the Pixel 6a could launch in May, around the time of Google I/O, so it's very possible that all of this new hardware could be released by the summer.
Information source: androidpolice.com
