We know that LG is brewing up the G Watch smartwatch – and now we know even more about it. At least, we do if the latest leak is correct.
The Twitter account claims the smartwatch will possibly have 4GB of storage – meaning plenty of space for all those photo snaps, songs, games, and apps on the watch itself – and that it would last at least 36 hours on a single charge.
@upleaks also divulged more details, including the exact info about the 400mAh battery that will charge in two hours and 512MB of RAM.
Is there any truth to it?
The alleged spec sheet also takes us a step closer towards confirming some details that were previously assumed, such as its usage of Bluetooth 4.0 to match up to your smartphone, as well as a speech recognition feature that lets you articulate simple commands to it.
Speculative news of the LG wearable made their rounds for a while now, but LG has yet to confirm any of these conjectures. We’re hoping it will make a debut at Google’s annual I/O conference, which runs between 25 and 26 June.
Rumours even suggest the G Watch will be handed out to developers at the event, but we’re not sure how deep these tittle-tattles run.
Source: 9to5Google