Rumor says Samsung jumped a total of a 7 user interface with regard to its Galaxy Watch Smartwatch range.
According to a new statement by Leaker Iposdev (and supported by Samobile), Samsung could skip a UI 7 watch this year and head directly to an UI 8 watch.
Why Samsung can skip an UI 7 watch
The current Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is currently working on an UI 6 watch, with Wearsos 5 at the base.
Having been launched in July 2024, alongside the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 and the PLI 6, this software arrangement broke down with the rest of the company's intelligent devices.
Starting with the Samsung Galaxy S25 series in January, the best smartphones in Samsung (and now its steps if top too) work on a full version of One Ui 7.
According to aforementioned sources, Samsung wishes to align its portable range in accordance with its smartphones. He will jump directly to an 8 user interface for his next major update of the SmartWatch operating system later this year.
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What do we know about an UI 8 watch
We have no firm details on the next Smartwatch user interface in Samsung at this stage, but we have a firm idea of the focus.
Last week, Samsung held its latest call for results, during which director Daniel Araujo revealed that the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 (which will surely perform an interruption of the 8 -box user interface) will present “improved health -related features”. Samsung also mentioned a strong focus of AI.
The new watch itself should present “an innovative design”, and there have been many signs that will see this year the return of the classic model with its rotary telescope. This would be the first model of this type since the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic in 2023.
