While Samsung’s attention has clearly shifted over to Wear OS, the company isn’t abandoning its Tizen wearables. Today, alongside the announcement of its One UI 4/Android 12 update, Samsung is launching an update for Tizen smartwatches to bring over features from the Galaxy Watch 4.
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An update for the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active is bringing the Galaxy Watch 2 feature to the older Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Watch Active smartwatches.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active has a successor that’s launching imminently, but Samsung isn’t stopping support for that reason. Announced today, a major upgrade is heading to Galaxy Watch Active owners with new fitness features, “Goodnight” mode, and much more. Here’s what’s new.
Samsung makes some of the best smartwatches for Android users, but they lack a lot of the Google apps that make alternatives more appealing. What’s especially a shame is the lack of Google Assistant, with Samsung’s less capable Bixby in its place. Now, though, there’s a way to install Google Assistant on a Samsung Galaxy Watch and other Samsung models. Here’s how.
Design matters when it comes to the wearable on your wrist, and that extends to the watchface too. Pujie Black has been an excellent option for Wear OS users as far as a super-customizable watchfaces go, and with its latest update, the app is making its way to Samsung’s Galaxy Watch family.
The latest wearable from Samsung is the Galaxy Watch Active, and it delivers a lot for its $200 price tag. This week, the Galaxy Watch Active is getting its first update in the US, and it brings some improvements for the battery along with it.
Samsung makes some of the best wearables for Android, and they don’t even run Android. Today, the company is releasing an update for its Galaxy Wearable companion app that delivers a One UI redesign right as the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active becomes available to buy.
Let me first preface this by saying I have plenty of patience and time (pun intended) for Wear OS. The issue is that it often leaves you wanting more. Tizen on most Samsung smartwatches though is arguably miles better. Which is why when I had the opportunity to for a quick Samsung Galaxy Watch Active hands-on — emphasis on the quick — I jumped at the chance.
Samsung’s Unpacked 2019 event occurred today, with the company unveiling all of its latest phones, wearables, and accessories. Their latest and most affordable smart watch, the Galaxy Watch Active, didn’t get quite the full amount of attention it deserved on stage today. So here are some extras you may have missed.
The smartwatch market is growing, and as far as Android is concerned, Samsung is the best-selling option around. Today, the company has officially announced the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active as a successor to its Gear Sport from 2017. Here’s what you need to know.
Tomorrow, Samsung is set to officially unveil a plethora of new products, and the company hasn’t done the greatest job in hiding those secrets. We’ve already seen tons of leaks of Samsung’s Galaxy S10 family, as well as its new watch and headphones. In the latest leak, though, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active and Galaxy Buds get pictured from all angles and leave nothing to the imagination.
We are in Samsung news overdrive ahead of Unpacked 2019, which means yet more leaks and tidbits — almost hourly it seems at this point. The latest leaks are of the entire upcoming Samsung wearable lineup in the form of the Galaxy Fit E, Galaxy Watch Active, and the Galaxy Buds.
Roughly a week ahead of its Unpacked event, Samsung is having trouble keeping secrets contained. Today, two new leaks reveal more of the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active and its new One UI software redesign, as well as new images of the Samsung Galaxy Buds.
All of the hype around Samsung right now surrounds the company’s Galaxy S10 family and the folding phone. However, that’s not all we might see at the February 20th Unpacked event. Today, we’re getting a first look at the Samsung Galaxy Sport.
The rumored Samsung Galaxy Sport has been partially uncovered in renders courtesy of top-tier leakster @OnLeaks and show a much smoother, refined design when compared with previous Galaxy Sport models.
