It appears that Google has settled into a quarterly Pixel Watch update cadence at this point. While their line of watches used to receive monthly patches, they must feel like that frequency is unnecessary because for the past couple of updates they have really put some

Pixel Feature Drop for the Pixel Watch includes enhancements like improved step count accuracy and Loss of Pulse Detection. The Pixel Watch update is based on Wear OS 5.1 and Android 15, derived from Google's shift to Trunk Stable development.

The Pixel Watch 3 is getting a first-of-its-kind, potentially life-saving feature. In a blog post, Google announced that it had received FDA clearance for its Loss of Pulse Detection feature. Also: My new favorite Android smartwatch outperforms Google and Samsung in a crucial way

The Google Pixel Watch, now discounted to $109.99 (originally $279.99), launched in 2022. It features a premium stainless steel build, Wear OS integrated with Fitbit’s fitness tracking, and compatibility with Android 8.

Get the scoop on all the upgrades hitting your Pixel phone, Pixel Tablet, and Pixel Watch in Google's March 2025 Pixel Drop.

The feature has officially been cleared by the U.S. FDA and will start rolling out at the end of March.

A "first of its kind" feature of the Pixel Watch 3, loss of pulse detection, is finally heading to U.S. users after it cleared the FDA.

It's time for Google's newest Pixel Drop update, which will deliver a batch of enhancements to the company's smartphones. Pixel Drops, which arrive quarterly, refine and expand the features on Pixel phones.