Alt stemmer her:
- De har jobbet med en slik wearable i ett år
- De har snakket om lansering en stund, men har nå konkretisert muligens slutten av 2019, start 2020 (stemmer bra med polights uttallelser slutten av 2019 om DW)
- Designet består av en svært liten linse i senter av klokken(hvem andre kunne fått til det egentlig med tanke på størrelse?)

- Logisk at dette kameraet bruker svært lite strøm, da alle som har hatt en smartklokke forstår at den går mye fortere tom for strøm enn en telefon.
(Å bruke et kamera som drar mye strøm ville ha fungert svært dårlig på alle smartklokker)
- Tror tradere i aksjen hadde håpet at denne nyheten ikke ble funnet ut av før de var inne i aksjen igjen, derav kursfallet onsdag og muligens at det er grunnen til
usikkerheten at den ikke gikk mer torsdag, da noen fryktet at dette ville bli sporet opp. Tydelig at noen har senket kursen kraftig når de selv så nyheten og for å
gjøre plass som ønsket lav inngang i aksjen.
-patent offentliggjort på engelsk 03.09, 19, nederlandsk blogg 28.08.19
-Google er den eneste som har planlagt en smartklokke med kamera av samtlige av de store
-Google ser på dette som en mulighet for å sette en ny standard på smartklokker og registrerte første design allerede medio 2017.
-De kaller patentet for CAMERAWATCH
- Fasen de nå er i beskrives likt som Polight beskriver sin fase, dvs fasen for test av masseproduksjon, dvs»second fase of design verification»

Hør bare her:
Google Pixel Watch could have a camera in an unexpected place
By Tom Bedford 7 days ago Wearables


"In the center of the watch face shown in the patents, where the hands would meet in an analogue clock, you can see a SMALL LENS. We don't know any details such as sensor, aperture or megapixel count, but it does show that Google is at least considering giving the Pixel Watch the ability to takes photos."

"Hopefully we'll find out soon, but we've been hearing about the Google Pixel Watch for over a year now, and if Google is still filing patents for the wearable, it implies they haven't settled on a final design yet."

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"The Google Pixel Watch is a long-rumored smartwatch that we're hoping to see a little more of in the near future, and a recently surfaced patent filed by Google suggests the company is developing some news ideas."

"The patent, found by Dutch blog LetsGoDigital, shows the Google Pixel Watch in rough detail from a few different angles – it doesn't tell us much, but there is one big feature it teases; a CAMERA".

The report below from WinFuture about three versions of the Google Pixel Watch said the device has reached its second level of design verification, which is a test to see if the device would be easy to mass produce.

That suggests the watch design will be final enough to be put onto the production line in the near future. And then there's the fact a new codename has been spotted for a device called medaka.

A medaka is a tiny fish (Google always uses codenames of sea creatures for its products) and the device is said to not sport a notch so some have taken this to mean it's the Pixel Watch.

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We likely won't know much for a while as Google isn't expected to announce all this new hardware until later this year, and we're currently expecting an event from the company at some point in October.

https://www.techradar.com/news/google-pixel-watch-could-have-a-camera-to-take-smartwatch-selfies

https://nl.letsgodigital.org/uploads/2019/08/google-pixel-watch.pdf