by dbadmin | Apr 19, 2025 | Rumor hubs/Wishlists, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Watch, smartwatches, Wearables
With another launch season approaching, I’m focused on what might be coming down the pipeline. The Samsung Galaxy Watch line, in particular, has plenty of room for improvement this year. While the company’s smartwatches have been strong contenders in the Wear OS...
by dbadmin | Apr 18, 2025 | Features, Fitbit, Fitbit Sense, Fitbit Versa, Google Pixel Watch, smartwatches, Wearables
With a commendable balance of fitness features and everyday smarts, Fitbit’s smartwatches used to be regular fixtures on our best lists. Ever since Google took the reins, I’ve witnessed a slow unraveling. It didn’t take long for once-promising wearables to start...
by dbadmin | Apr 16, 2025 | Features, Garmin, Garmin Venu, smartwatches, Wearables
With a diverse range of powerful watches, Garmin earns a top spot in the wearables market. As a fitness enthusiast, I absolutely love Garmin’s entire lineup, from the Fenix 8 to the Vivoactive 6. The company’s lifestyle smartwatch, the Venu 3, offers fantastic heart...
by dbadmin | Apr 15, 2025 | Authority Insights, Google, Google Assistant, Google Gemini, Google Pixel Watch, Google Pixel Watch 2, Google Pixel Watch 3, Google Wear OS, News, smartwatches
Credit: Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority Google is working on a “Raise to Talk” gesture for Wear OS smartwatches, which could seemingly allow users to trigger Google Assistant/Gemini by lifting their smartwatch. The feature appears similar to Apple’s Raise to Speak...
by dbadmin | Apr 15, 2025 | Features, Google, Google Wear OS, smartwatches
It’s almost May, and in the Android world, that can mean only one thing: it’s almost Google I/O time. Google’s annual developer conference is always home to an onslaught of news and announcements, and I/O 2025 won’t be any different. In addition to expected talks...
by dbadmin | Apr 14, 2025 | Battery, Features, smartwatches, Wearables
There’s very little more that I desire from the modern smartwatch. Sure, I wouldn’t say no to additional sensors to track even more health factors. I could also take slicker software and smoother animations. I’d even smile at brighter, higher-resolution screens. But...
