Samsung is in the process of beta-testing One UI 9 Watch on several older Galaxy Watches, but the Galaxy Watch 4 isn’t among them. In fact, the Galaxy Watch 4 series no longer receives any firmware updates. Support for the Galaxy Watch 4 has officially ended, so now seems like the best time to upgrade, […]
Read MoreIt was clear that Samsung would end Wear OS updates for the Galaxy Watch 4 and the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic after the One UI 8 Watch update. Now, the company has also stopped offering security updates fo those devices. After it released the September 2026 security update for several devices this week, Samsung also […]
Read MoreSamsung has started rolling out the August 2026 security patch to its smartwatches, and the first models to get it are the Galaxy Watch 4 and the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. Samsung seems to be rolling it out to the two wearables first in its home country, South Korea. The latest updates for the two […]
Read MoreA few days ago, Samsung released a software update for the Galaxy Watch 8 and the Galaxy Watch 7 that offered the May 2026 security patch. It addresses 36 issues present in the previous firmware, making these smartwatches more secure than before. Now, the brand is offering the latest security patch to all the wearables […]
Read MoreTelegram has released a new version of its messaging app, and it brings support for Wear OS smartwatches. This means you can install it on your Wear OS-powered Galaxy Watch and start using Telegram right from your wrist. The smartwatch version of the app is surprisingly capable. This isnât the first time Telegram has come […]
Read MoreAfter One UI Tizen 9 dropped on my TV a few weeks ago, I finally got the chance to try Samsung’s Pointer Mode with my Galaxy Watch 5. My thoughts so far? I don’t have much good to say. Pointer Mode sounds like a nice idea in theory, but the implementation feels undercooked. What surprises […]
Read MoreIt’s been a long time coming, but after years of waiting, Samsung’s blood pressure monitoring feature is finally rolling out for Galaxy Watches in the United States. Blood pressure monitoring is going live starting today, March 31, through a phased rollout. If you’re not seeing it on your Galaxy Watch, you may have to wait […]
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