Samsung announced the release of the Galaxy watch on August 24

Samsung plans to release its next-generation smartwatch called Galaxy Watch on August 24, when the Galaxy Note 9 will be launched. According to a new report from ZDNet South Korea, the initial unveiling of the Galaxy watch will take place on August 9, a date confirmed by Samsung to be the launch date of the Galaxy Note 9. Like all other previous announcements for the phablet device This year's launch event will take place during the Unpacked Galaxy in New York, with pre-orders for Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Note 9 expected to open on August 14th.

The Galaxy Watch branding arises in a trademark application filed by Samsung with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), as reported last May, leading to speculation that this could be the name of the upcoming laptop from the company instead of Samsung Gear S4. The Galaxy watch marks a significant shift in the South Korean giant's smartwatch strategy as it will be the first portable device under the Galaxy brand, a likely departure from the Gear brand. There would be two versions of the smartwatch that will be shipped to consumers, each variant having a different size. And while previous rumors suggested that Samsung's next-generation smartwatch would be powered by the Wear operating system, the Galaxy Watch will be expected to run the Tizen operating system instead, according to sources. the industry in South Korea. In addition, the wearable device will include a host of health care and fitness apps.

Earlier this month, rumor was saying that the Galaxy Watch will offer native support for Bixby, although the addition of should lead to the incorporation of a third physical button in the next smartwatch, like what happened with existing smartphones that support Bixby. The digital assistant will rather serve as a direct replacement for the S Voice application. Other recent rumors surrounding the upcoming gadget have indicated that the Galaxy Watch will have a battery of 470mAh, which is notably larger than that of its predecessor. With this capability, the smart watch should last about three days.