Google Releases Phone App for its Upcoming Google Pixel Watch

After months of speculations, teases, and leaks the wait is finally over. On Thursday, 6 October 2022, Google Pixel Watch will be officially unveiled with the Google Pixel 7 series. Although, there is currently very little to be hidden, given the quantity of footage Google has released and the volume of leaks. The Google Phone software for Wear OS is now available for download at APK Mirror for the first time.

Any Guesses why did Google release the Google Phone app for Wear OS in preparation for the Google Pixel Watch?

Google has handed out upgrades to significant Wear OS applications expected to function with Pixel Watch. So, even before the debut of the new wearable, updates were being made to the Phone, Fitbit, and Weather applications.

Also, for smartwatches running Wear OS 3, a new Weather app has been included. Only the weather for the wearer's current location is shown on the app. Weather information from weather.com, the UV index, precipitation, and predictions for the next eight hours and next five days are displayed, if permission is granted.

To add up to the bonus Google Play Store has published a Phone app for Wear OS. Calling capabilities are available through the Phone app on Wear OS, whether Bluetooth or stand-alone.

What All You Need to Know About the User Interface of Google Pixel Watch

The amazing user interface (UI) contains larger icons and larger text for improved reading. This definitely makes it simple to identify the caller by name.

An interesting new user interface has been added to the Fitbit app. Discover, Today, and Community are the three primary tabs, but the Premium tab is also included.

Google doesn't have to include the feature with Wear OS or the Play Services for Wear OS. So, adding the Google Phone app will make it simpler for the firm to update parts of the calling screen and experience as needed.

To Sum it Up

Along with all these interesting turns of events, a leaker provides another clear look at the Pixel Watch. Based on Japanese materials, Roland Quandt of WinFuture has provided photos of every hue in which the smartwatch will be offered.

We get a peek at the UI in the most intriguing pictures. At least from the emergency calling interface that was demonstrated, the calling interface will be simple. It displays the current time, the amount of time that has passed since the call began, the number and person you are contacting, and the option to cancel the connection. Additionally, there is a menu available for further activities. This is a typical fare, but this is the first time the Google Phone software has been made available on a watch.