Samsung announces the Gear S2: The epitome of smartwatch design

A wearable should first and foremost look good. That seems counter intuitive when it comes to gadgets in general, but wearables are the exception.

Samsung teases its next round Smartwatch: The Gear S2

Wearables are part of a different industry. You can’t just pop in the latest innards and call it a day. Wearables are something you wear, and here the design places an important role.

Samsung’s next smartwatch would have a rotating bezel

You may or may not know it, but Samsung isn’t all that happy having its smartphones run on Android. Google imposes some restrictions that Samsung doesn’t particularly enjoy. It tried adopting Tizen, an OS platform that it backs, but for Smartphones, you need developer support. And Tizen doesn’t have developer support.

Samsung reveals the inner workings of its yet-to-be announced round Smartwatch

The Smartwatch Market is heating up, and even though no single player has been successful here, that doesn’t stop companies from experimenting with new concepts.

Samsung is going to switch to Tizen for all its Smart TVs from now

It has become well-known that Samsung is looking for ways towards reducing its reliance on Google. In phones, it has its own OS, but it is still impossible to wade of Google due to dominance of Google over the Smartphones Market.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy Gear S: A Smartwatch that doesn’t need your Smartphone

While we are seeing many Wearable Devices hit the market, we still haven’t hit that ‘Aha’ Moment yet, with our main qualms being Battery Life, Design, Software or just plain usefullness.

Samsung rebrands its App Store as Galaxy Apps: More Exclusives

Samsung is rebranding the “Samsung Apps” Store to the “Galaxy Apps” store.

Rumor: Samsung is going to announce an Android Wear Smartwatch at Google I/O 2014

According to CNET, Samsung is going to be present as a hardware partner for Android Wear at Google I/O 2014, which is a developer conference that Google hosts every year.

Tizen In, Android Out in Samsung Galaxy Gear’s latest Update

The Galaxy Gear (2013) ran Android and on paper looked to be really good, but in real life it was plagued with battery life issues, compatibility issues, etc.

Samsung announces Galaxy Gear 2 along with smaller brother

Gear 2 Neo ( Left), Gear 2 ( Right)

It is unusual for a company to release a second generation of a product just 6 months after it’s release. But when that first gen product is an EPIC fail, the company has to release then second version as soon as possible.

Samsung has announced the Galaxy Gear 2 with major improvements over the first generation. The first gen model seems half-baked compared to this.