In the future, Google plans to update the Pixel Watch so that users can add a transit card to their Wallet and use it directly from their wrist. While no specific date has been given for this update, the company noted that in Japan, users already have access to this support through the Suica system in Google Pay.
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Google recently announced an upcoming feature for the Pixel Watch in a community post. The post includes topics that Pixel Watch users have been discussing or asking about in the community forums over the past month since the watch was released . The lack of official Qi charging support on the first-generation Google smartwatch is one of the most common discussions on the forums, and the company has responded to the questions. Understandably, Google recommends only using the charger that came with the device.
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“If you’re using a third-party charger, it may not charge your device consistently — or in some cases, it may even cause the battery to drain while the watch is on the charger,” wrote community manager Stefanie Frederick. The Google expert also provided some tips on how to improve your Pixel Watch’s battery life and what affects battery drain. If you’re experiencing faster battery drain on your new smartwatch, try these methods to extend its life.
According to Google, another amazing feature of the Pixel Watch is that it syncs with Fitbit “throughout the day.” This means your watch will automatically detect when you’ve completed an exercise or sleep cycle and then send that information to the Fitbit app . If you want to sync your watch manually, no problem! Just open the Fitbit app on your connected smartphone and pull down the Today tab. Or if you’re too lazy for all that, just open the Fitbit Today app on your watch, scroll all the way down, and tap Sync.
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Finally, Google recommends that Pixel Watch users not listen to music through the watch's built-in speaker. "The watch speaker is designed for phone calls and notifications," Google says, adding that you'll have a better experience if you use headphones when listening to music.
Information source: androidheadlines.com
