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WinFuture has released high-resolution renders of the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic and it looks like that the rotating bezel is going to a make comeback!

First Look: Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic photos leaked!

<h2>WinFuture has released high-resolution renders of the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic and it looks like that the rotating bezel is going to a make comeback!</h2>

German tech publication WinFuture has released high-resolution press renders of the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic, showcasing some notable features. The Galaxy Watch 6 is depicted with slimmer bezels, a smaller overall size, and pin buckle straps in creme and sky blue colours. The back glass is expected to be made of Saffire crystal, and both 40mm and 44mm variants will have GPS support, with the 44mm version also offering LTE. Water resistance of up to 5ATM and Saffire glass protection for the display are anticipated as well. The Galaxy Watch 6 Classic renders reveal a black and grey colour scheme, a functional rotating crown, and slimmer symmetrical bezels. It is expected to have Sapphire glass protection on both the front and back, LTE and GPS support, and a stitched leather strap design. Both models are rumoured to feature improved health and fitness features, longer battery life, and Samsung's Exynos W930 chipset, possibly running WearOS 4. More details are expected to emerge closer to the launch.
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Samsung has unveiled the One UI 5 beta for the Galaxy Watch series

Galaxy Watch users can now gain early access to One UI 5

Samsung has unveiled the One UI 5 beta for the Galaxy Watch series

Samsung has unveiled the One UI 5 beta for the Galaxy Watch series. This update is currently available to a limited number of beta testers in the United States and South Korea. With a file size of approximately 1.7GB, the software update introduces a range of exciting new features, including enhanced health sensors, an improved Sleep Insights UI, upgraded SOS functionality, and more. It is expected that the stable version of this update will be rolled out to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 series later this year.To access the new One UI 5 Watch Beta update, users can navigate to the Samsung Members app. From there, they can locate the One UI Watch 5 beta card and select the compatible Galaxy Watch card.

An insider in Korea known as Super Roader has hinted that the upcoming flagship model, the Galaxy Watch 6 Pro, will feature the return of the physical rotation bezel.

Report: Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Pro to bring back rotating bezel and offer two sizes

An insider in Korea known as Super Roader has hinted that the upcoming flagship model, the Galaxy Watch 6 Pro, will feature the return of the physical rotation bezel.

Last year's Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 was met with excitement, but it left many fans feeling let down after the removal of the beloved rotating bezel. However, an insider in Korea known as Super Roader has hinted that the upcoming flagship model, the Galaxy Watch 6 Pro, will feature the return of the physical rotation bezel. In addition, there are rumours that the Watch 6 Pro will be available in two different sizes, unlike its predecessor, which was limited to a 45mm size. There have also been leaks suggesting that the Watch 6 will have a curved glass design, although Samsung has yet to confirm any.

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we review the Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic smartwatch, Z Flip3 clamshell foldable smartphone, and the affordable M32 5G!

The EJ Tech Show: Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic, Z Flip3, M32 5G Reviewed!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we review a slew of products from Samsung, including the Galaxy Watch4 Classic smartwatch, the Z Flip3 clamshell foldable smartphone, and the affordable M32 5G!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we review a slew of products from Samsung, including the Galaxy Watch4 Classic smartwatch, the Z Flip3 clamshell foldable smartphone, and the affordable M32 5G!

On this episode of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show">the EJ Tech Show</a>, we review a slew of products from Samsung, including the Galaxy Watch4 Classic smartwatch, the Z Flip3 clamshell foldable smartphone, and the affordable M32 5G!
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/the-ej-tech-show-realme-8s-5g-samsung-galaxy-a52s-review-1631350632634" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: Realme 8s 5G, Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G Review</a>

Tipsters have indicated that Samsung may be looking to launch its next smartwatch with Google's Wear OS, as opposed to its home-grown Tizen.

Tipsters say the next Samsung smartwatch will run Wear OS

Tipsters have indicated that Samsung may be looking to launch its next smartwatch with Google's Wear OS, as opposed to its home-grown Tizen. If rumours are to be believed, Samsung may be looking to launch a Wear OS-powered wearable alongside the next Galaxy Watch3 lineup. While reports of Samsung using Wear OS on its smartwatches have previously surfaced, the last wearable the device used with Google's operating system was the Gear Live in 2014.

Galaxy Watch 3 Review: Battery performance

Finally, let's talk about battery life and this is one area that continues&nbsp;to impress me in Samsung's Galaxy Watch lineup.&nbsp; The battery unit on this watch will easily last you for one and a half days and even two days with the power save mode turned on... The biggest downside over here is the charging speed as it takes almost two and a half hours to top it fully, which is a bit weird for a watch that only packs in a 340mAh battery.&nbsp;The slight silver lining, however, is that if you happen to own the latest Samsung Flagship phone or any&nbsp;Qi-certified devices then you can wirelessly charge the smartwatch as well. Also, keep in mind this is the 45mm model with a bigger battery. If you buy the 41mm model, expect slightly shorter battery life.

Finally, let's talk about battery life and this is one area that continues&nbsp;to impress me in Samsung's Galaxy Watch lineup.&nbsp; The battery unit on this watch will easily last you for one and a half days and even two days with the power save mode turned on... The biggest downside over here is the charging speed as it takes almost two and a half hours to top it fully, which is a bit weird for a watch that only packs in a 340mAh battery.&nbsp;The slight silver lining, however, is that if you happen to own the latest Samsung Flagship phone or any&nbsp;Qi-certified devices then you can wirelessly charge the smartwatch as well. Also, keep in mind this is the 45mm model with a bigger battery. If you buy the 41mm model, expect slightly shorter battery life.

Finally, let's talk about battery life and this is one area that continues&nbsp;to impress me in Samsung's Galaxy Watch lineup.&nbsp; The battery unit on this watch will easily last you for one and a half days and even two days with the power save mode turned on... The biggest downside over here is the charging speed as it takes almost two and a half hours to top it fully, which is a bit weird for a watch that only packs in a 340mAh battery.&nbsp;The slight silver lining, however, is that if you happen to own the latest Samsung Flagship phone or any&nbsp;Qi-certified devices then you can wirelessly charge the smartwatch as well. Also, keep in mind this is the 45mm model with a bigger battery. If you buy the 41mm model, expect slightly shorter battery life.

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