Specialized technology news sites have leaked images of the much-anticipated smartwatch from South Korean company "Samsung" in collaboration with American tech giant "Google." The new smartwatch operates on Google's new operating system known as "Wear OS," and it comes in two colors: black and silver, featuring smooth rounded edges without any interruptions.
These images published by "The Verge" match those shared by the well-known leaker Evan Blass last July. Perhaps most importantly, these images provide a glimpse of the new operating system for the first time on a smartwatch. However, the photos do not reveal much more than that, showing only a black screen with initial settings asking the user to set the time.
Samsung and Google announced in May that they would merge the "Wear OS" and "Tizen" systems, promising improvements in battery life and faster app loading speeds. Samsung is scheduled to reveal several smart devices, including foldable ones, on August 11th. The company unveiled smartwatches at its general conference last August, indicating that we will likely see a new smartwatch next week.
