Fossil is rolling out the Wear OS 3 update to Gen 6 smartwatches

Fossil is rolling out the Wear OS 3 update to its lineup of Gen 6 smartwatches. While the update has finally arrived, it will leave Gen 6 users with a lack of a few Google features such as Assistant and Fit.

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