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New TicWatch GTX drops Google Wear OS as well as the pricetag

New TicWatch GTX drops Google Wear OS as well as the pricetag

Posted on August 21, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Mobvoi TicWatch range has been one of the standard bearers for Google’s Wear OS software. However, on the company’s latest model, the Android-based wearable operating system is nowhere to be seen.

The new TicWatch GTX runs a proprietary operating system we don’t really know much about yet, but it does appear like this is somewhat less advanced than Wear OS. It has a 1.28-inch, 240 x 240 display.

Mobvoi’s latest smartwatch comes at a budget £54.99/$59.99 price with an impressive 10-days of battery life, which may be attributable to the lower power-demands of the operating system, as well as the shockingly underpowered innards. The device has just 160KB RAM alongside the RLC8762C processor.
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Wearables Tags:android, Google, GTX, operating system, processor, ram, smartwatch, software, Wear OS, wearable

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