Google is making waves in the smartwatch world with a new device powered by Wear OS, as revealed in a recent FCC listing. While this mystery device may not be the highly anticipated Pixel Watch 3, it has piqued our interest in what Google has up its sleeve for the future. Here’s what we know so far:

– The device, known as model number G4SKY, surfaced in an FCC listing, hinting at an upcoming addition to Google’s lineup of devices.
– Rumors suggest that Google plans to release the Pixel Watch 3 in two different sizes, possibly alongside the Pixel 9 series phones later this year.
– APK breakdowns have hinted at the use of UWB technology in the Pixel Watch 3 for seamless phone unlocking with your watch.
– However, the device in the FCC filing does not appear to have UWB capabilities, leading us to believe it may not be the Pixel Watch 3 after all.

So what could this mystery Wear OS device be? Here are a couple of possibilities:

– It might be a mid-range version of the Pixel Watch, potentially dubbed as “Pixel Watch 2a,” set to launch alongside the Pixel 8a at Google I/O next month.
– Alternatively, it could be a Fitbit device rather than a Pixel watch. With Google’s history of hardware leaks and no prior information about such a device, speculation is rife.

The good news is that all will be revealed at Google I/O soon. With leaks and rumors now out in the open, we won’t have to wait long to learn more about this intriguing new device. A potential addition like the Pixel Watch 2a could offer consumers more affordable options compared to smartwatches from other brands. Stay tuned for updates!