LG Watch Timepiece: what we want to see

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Also, it was rumored that the LG Watch Timepiece would launch on April 30
most of the specs and features.According to Android Headlines, the Timepiece will run Wear OS, but as well as a screen it will have
mechanical hands
That will allow it to keep telling the time for much longer between charges, with its apparently 240mAh battery said to keep the clock
smartwatch and it can still supposedly keep telling the time for up to 100 hours once its main battery has died.We've seen a similar
combination of real hands and a smartwatch display on the MyKronoz ZeTime, but it's interesting to see a big brand like LG embracing the
idea of fusing the two technologies.The same source says that the LG Watch Timepiece will have a 1.2-inch 360 x 360 screen, a Snapdragon
Wear 2100 chipset, 768MB of RAM, 4GB of storage and dimensions of 45.5 x 45.4 x 12.9mm, and will be available in New Aurora Black and Cloud
Silver
All of which is a fairly standard assortment of specs for a Wear OS device.In fact, it sounds very similar to the LG Watch Style from a
specs perspective, but with 50% more RAM and a thicker build
Like its stylish predecessor, the LG Watch Timepiece will also apparently lack GPS and NFC though.What we want to seeThe LG Watch Timepiece
might be landing soon, and when it does we hope it has the following features.1
Decent battery lifeThe LG Watch Style needs daily charges, hopefully the Timepiece won'tOne of the biggest problems with smartwatches in
general and with the LG Watch Style specifically is battery life, and we mention the Style because the LG Watch Timepiece is rumored to have
a battery of the same size
will be limited.NFC is needed for contactless payments, while GPS is necessary to track runs and other excursions
a jog.3
of the LG Watch Timepiece, though the rumored dimensions of 45.5 x 45.4 x 12.9mm put its size somewhere between the LG Watch Style and LG
it looks and feels stylish and expensive
Full waterproofingThe LG Watch Style has IP67 certification and the LG Watch Sport has it beat with IP68 certification, but neither of them
smartwatch, but we live in hope.5
Standout featuresA major problem faced by Wear OS devices is the lack of a standout feature
If it has mechanical hands as rumored that could be a big step in the right direction, and certainly help it stand out from most Wear OS
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