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Samsung's Tizen OS is coming to other brands' TVs
Last week LG announced that it would allow third-party TV manufacturers to use its webOS platform and now Samsung is following suit.
Samsung is building a cloud gaming platform for its TVs
Samsung has teased work on a cloud gaming platform that would let you play high-end titles on your smart TV.
Samsung's Thom Browne Galaxy Watch 4 Classic goes on sale September 29th
The release will mark the first time Samsung has sold a Thom Browne-branded Galaxy Watch separately.
Galaxy Watch 4 review: Still the best Android smartwatches around
Has the Apple Watch finally met its match?
Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic hands-on: Worry not, Tizen fans
In addition to a new OS, the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch Classic 4 feature a new 3-in-1 sensor, sharper screens and can perform body fat scans.
Samsung's new 5-nanometer chip is designed for smartwatches
Samsung has unveiled the Exynos W920, a new processor designed specifically for smartphones and wearables.
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Get your eyes on the latest One UI smartwatch interface.
This could be Samsung's first Wear OS Galaxy Watch
A leak purports to show the Galaxy Watch Active 4, which might be Samsung's first smartwatch using the new Wear OS.
Samsung unveils a 43-inch version of its versatile Smart Monitor
Samsung has expanded its all-in-one Smart Monitor range with two new models.
Samsung won't abandon Tizen in favor of Android TV
"Tizen still is the default platform for our smart TVs going forward," a spokesperson for the company told Engadget.
Google and Samsung joined forces on the new Wear OS
The new Wear OS is the product of Google working with Samsung and Fitbit. Also, goodbye to Tizen OS.
Samsung's future smartwatch is rumored to use Android, not Tizen
Samsung is rumored to drop Tizen for an upcoming smartwatch in favor of Android — a big boost for Google.
Samsung's latest monitor is a smart TV with PC features
It’s the brand’s first smart TV with built-in WiFi, Bluetooth and Wireless DeX capability.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 leaks again in detailed hands-on video
We already knew a few details about Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 3, but a new video from TechTalkTV (via The Verge) appears to reveal most everything else you need to know about it.
Samsung's next Galaxy Watch gets spoiled by the FCC
Samsung hasn't hadmuch luck keeping its next Galaxy Watch a secret -- the FCC just shared a wealth of details.
Samsung's latest smartwatch app reminds you to wash your hands
Following Google and Wear OS, Samsung has created a hand washing app for its smartwatches.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 drops to $199 at Microsoft's store
It’s currently selling Samsung’s 40mm non-cellular Galaxy Watch Active 2 for $199, or a full $80 off the official price. And at this price, the battery is easier to forgive considering other advantages.
Samsung teases dates for a new Galaxy Tab and Galaxy Watch
Samsung isn't waiting until its Galaxy Note 10 event on August 7th to show all the hardware it's releasing later in 2019. The company has teased online reveals for its latest Galaxy Tab (believed to be the Tab S6) and the Galaxy Watch Active 2 on July 31st and August 5th respectively. The accompanying video only offers furtive glances at both, but it's easy to pick up on some features: the Galaxy Tab will include an S-Pen and the option of a keyboard, while the new smartwatch will help "keep you fit and on top of your day."
Samsung's Galaxy Watch Active 2 may have a touch-sensitive bezel
Samsung's Galaxy Watch Active is more compact and less expensive than its sibling smartwatches, but navigation is considerably clunkier without the brand's usual rotating bezel. The company may have a simple solution to that, though -- turn the bezel into a touch surface. SamMobile sources claim the Galaxy Watch Active 2 will implement a "Touch Bezel" that lets you swipe your finger along the side to scroll through the circular interface. We could see that being an issue in some cases (Samsung will hopefully try to minimize accidental input), but it might beat having to obscure the screen every time you want to check the weather or read a text message.
Roku continues to dominate TV streaming in the US
It's no secret that Roku has many devotees, but how big is its lead in the TV streaming world, really? Quite large, according to Strategy Analytics -- and importantly, growing. The analyst firm's latest sales research indicates that Roku is expanding its dominance in the US, with over 41 million active media streaming devices (about 15.2 percent of the market) under its belt. That's a 36 percent advantage over the next-closest platform, Sony's PlayStation line.
