Charge your charger well because the most amazing Galaxy Watch 7 in existence is expected this summer with two notable technologies and possibly a software first. Here’s how:
Software dominance: While others may continue to wait in line, the Galaxy Watch 7 could very well skip the queue and become the first smartwatch to feature the unreleased Wear OS 5, a joint project of Google and Samsung. With the addition of brands like Samsung and LG, this could prove to be the era of Fitbit and permanently establish Fitbit as the front-runner in the Wear OS marketplace.
Hardware Stir: Looks like Samsung has thrown all the money into the bucket. Recent news indicates the return of both “Pro” and flat-end models that cover the entire surface. But that’s not all! Whispers of a rectangular form factor point to a strategic move: a rival Apple Watch that would force Nike to work harder.
Breaking barriers: It becomes clear that Samsung wants to achieve success in smartwatches by giving the full opportunity to control smartwatches. At the moment, Apple is on top, but giving up the precious secret of the curved screen to Google and rumors that Samsung is going to launch versatile devices to cater to customers who prefer round and rectangular billboards is also decisive for analysts. There may be a twist. Go on to suggest that this would likely be a strategy to take back the top spot that Samsung may lose to Apple in the market share competition.
