To regulators during the Fitbit acquisition, meaning that any Google data will stay private and separate due to promises it made The watch will use all of Fitbit’s latestĪs for data privacy, Osterloh said in a briefing that Fitbit and Users will be able to sync their data with a FitbitĪccount, meaning they’ll be able to view it within the Fitbit appĪnd on the web. I don’t know what purpose the slot before the pin serves.Īccording to Rick Osterloh, Google’s senior vice president ofĭevices and services, this Fitbit integration will go beyondĬustomizing watch faces and be “imbued throughout” the Pixel WatchĮxperience. The slot after the sizing pin is where you tuck the excess strap.
But, oddly, Google’s straps have two slots. The rubber strap they’re showing in photos looks a lot like Apple’s default sport strap, too, with the Marc Newson/Ikepod-style tuck-the-extra-part-under design that Apple Watch has made iconic. The dome-shaped edge-to-edge crystal looks nice. It looks, to some degree (I’d say a large degree), like the design spec was “an Apple Watch but circular”. No pricing announced other than that it will be a “premium-priced product”, or word about multiple sizes (a big deal, still, for people with smaller wrists). Stainless steel and has swappable proprietary bands. Suspected, the Pixel Watch has a circular, domed design andįeatures a “tactile” crown and side button. Given that the Pixel Watch is the worst-kept wearable secret ofĢ022, there wasn’t anything too surprising in terms of design. Google Teases Upcoming Pixel Watch at I/O ★ Never a good sign when your most interesting demo is the most nebulous. It’s kind of funny watching them go from things definitely shipping in a few months (Pixel 7 phones) to something they plan to ship in “2023” (a Pixel tablet, which looks a lot like an iPad but has the front-facing camera on the long side) to something with no timeline of actually shipping (AR glasses that show live translations of what people are saying to you in languages you don’t understand, like subtitles for the real world). Google I/O 2022 Keynote in 18 Minutes ★Īlso from The Verge, an excellent 18-minute cut of the Google I/O keynote. Idea 2: Agrawal thinks the deal is going through and is trying to keep his job as CEO by doing what he thinks (or knows) Musk wants done.
Why would Agrawal make these moves now, while Twitter’s future - including Agrawal’s, to be clear - is completely up in the air? Idea 1: Agrawal has reason to believe the Musk acquisition is going to fall through, so he’s managing the company as he sees fit. I bet we hear from Beykpour again.Īs reported by TechCrunch, the other executive canned by Agrawal was revenue product lead Bruce Falck, who wasted no time updating his Twitter bio. Make bigger bets, move faster, and eliminate sacred cows.īeykpour arrived at Twitter after their acquisition of Periscope, a product that, in hindsight, has proven to have been ahead of its time. Innovation, and proud that we shifted the culture internally to Proud that we changed the perception around Twitter’s pace of
INSANELY proud of what our collective team achieved over the lastįew years, and my own contribution to this journey. While I’m disappointed, I take solace in a few things: I am Parag asked me to leaveĪfter letting me know that he wants to take the team in a The truth is that this isn’t how and when I imagined leaving Interrupting my paternity leave to share some news: I’m leaving the company after over 7 years. Kayvon Beykpour, who’d been head of product at Twitter since 2018: Have you ever been at an amusement park that was nearly empty, such that you can go on the best roller coaster, get off, and go right back on again without a wait? And after a couple of rides you’re like, “OK that’s enough.” Thursday, Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal Fires Company’s Heads of Product and Revenue ★ In a follow-up tweet around two hours later, Musk added that he was “still committed to the acquisition.” Twitter’s stock plummeted 18% in premarket trading following the initial announcement, but trimmed some losses after the second tweet. Elon Musk on Twitter: ‘Twitter Deal Temporarily on Hold Pending Details Supporting Calculation That Spam/Fake Accounts Do Indeed Represent Less Than 5 Percent of Users’ ★Įlon Musk announced Friday that his Twitter deal is on hold until he receives more information about how many fake accounts there are on the social media platform.
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