Qualcomm’s new MotoRola-branded OS OS smartwatch with Snapdragon 4100 processor may be leaked (via 9to5Google). If the photos are real and not just rendered, it could be a sign that the next Moto 360 (or whatever it is called) could perform significantly better than the last, and reap some of the functionality benefits brought by the jumps from the 28nm process . A 12nm one.
The 2019 Moto 360 used the Snapdragon Ware 3100 processor, which was only a minor update to the 2016 2100. Despite Qualcomm’s claims that the new (ish) 4100 has 85% faster CPU, eight times faster GPU, and 25% more battery life, it looks like there is only one watch on the market that actually has a chip.
The image (and also the wireless charging coil) that shows the potential clock was found in the investors’ presentation along with three other smartwatches. There’s little text on the back of the anonymous watch, and when Reddit user TheMacJezza zoomed in and out, they noticed that it was “Snapdragon Wear 4100.” Says. I’m not a logistian, but that seems to mean that this Mystery Moto is wearing a Snapdragon 4100 (especially considering that the current Moto 360 also has its processor name printed on the back).
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Motorola doesn’t really make moto-branded smartwatches. The name was licensed to a company called Ibunov, which released the third-generation Moto 360 in 2019. 9to5Google, Which previously reported on an investor presentation detailing the Moto-Branded Hardware Roadmap for 2021.
Improvement: This article suggested earlier Moto-branded smartwatch was still made by Motorola; It has been updated to indicate that the brand is licensed. Edge Sorry for the mistake.
