Google Clock version 7.6 now lets you sync your phone and Pixel Watch

The updated Google Clock version 7.6 for Android devices is now rolling out to users. This update gives users the ability to sync alarms on their phone and their Pixel Watch together. Additionally, there are some design changes on the updated Watch app that users are noticing.

A major design upgrade is the centering of the clock interface across the app. Previously, the clock interface was left-oriented across the app, but now it sits at the center of the interface. There are also some changes to the settings app that weren’t available in the previous app version.

Some of the new features that are now visible on the settings page are Alarm sync and Adaptive ringing. The latter is on by default once the users sync their alarms across their smartphone and Pixel Watch. Well, these are not the only changes that are available in the recent update to the Google Clock app.

All improvements that come with the Google Clock version 7.6 update that is now rolling out

Aside from the ability to sync alarms between the users’ Pixel Watch and phone, there are other improvements to the Google Clock app. But for now, let’s focus on how users can activate this syncing feature on the updated app. After you install the Google Clock version 7.6 on your device you’ll get a prompt to sync your alarms on your watch and your smartphone.

By clicking sync alarms on the interface, all alarms you set on either device will become visible on the other. The alarms will then go off on the device you are using whenever it is time. This will be possible thanks to a feature known as adaptive ringing and it is turned on by default.

For users who want the alarm to go off on both their smartphone and their watch, they can turn off adaptive ringing from the Google Clock app. Also, if you don’t want this alarm sync feature, you can toggle it off from the settings page as well. This update doesn’t enable the weather on the Clock tab like with previous versions.

Users will also notice the position of the clock across various interfaces on the app. Now, the clock sits in the center of the top portion of the app’s interface. This is an improvement from the left-hand orientation of the clock that was available on other versions.

Lastly, users will get the weather update whenever their alarms go off. These changes will affect how users will interact with the app in their everyday usage. If you are still waiting on the update bringing the Google Clock version 7.6 you can head over to the Play Store and check if the update is available for your device.