Despite being based on the same Android platform, Wear OS by Google is not exactly as popular. It certainly does not use other Smartwatches other mice by the fact that there are many manufacturers who use it for dozens of smartwatches, but as far as the shared spirit, Samsung Galaxy watches actually could a advantage. Unfortunately, this could soon lose that the company has been systematically rumored to remove its SmartWatch operating system based on Tizen, but it’s not all good news, at least based on this last leak.
Tizen is not exactly at the top of the portable platform list, but compared to other smartWatch custom operating systems, it’s fine. It is especially to the popularity of Samsung and the benefits it offers when connecting with Samsung’s smartphones. This popularity, however, was not enough enough to convince applications developers to invest, which is the main reason why Samsung plans to go from the sides.
A report from South Korea shifts KakaoTalk, one of the most popular courier platforms in this country. He refuses to make an application for the Galaxy Watch series, despite the popularity of Samsung. Compatibility with many popular wearing applications can be the driving factor for Samsung’s decision to put it on the next Galaxy 4 watch.
There is another side at this corner rumor, however, and it does not look pretty. Despite the Teasers a few months ago or the Galaxy Watch 4 nor the Galaxy Active 4 watch should include a non-invasive blood glucose monitoring feature. Whether it is due to the use of the operating system, it is more likely that the technology and the legal process to certify this feature is not yet ready.
The source indicates that Samsung will launch the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch Active 4 side by side for the first time. One of them will be bigger and another will look more like a traditional watch. For the moment, it is a little confusing that will be and, given the samsung’s past name systems, the final products may not be compatible either.
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