News, reviews, articles on the topic Smartwatches
Garmin's new flagship outdoor watch arrives with a 3,000-nit AMOLED display and solar charging that promises nearly a year of runtime — but inReach satellite messaging costs extra and coverage varies outside the US.
Beta version 29.05 rolls out to five Forerunner models, patching a known connectivity issue that disrupted indoor treadmill workouts in the previous update.
A new Motorola patent flips the foldable formula: instead of a phone that shrinks to your wrist, it's a watch that expands into a handheld display.
The SpinR pairs an optical rotary dial with a 1,100 mAh battery — but skips GPS and isn't sold in mainstream US or UK stores yet.
Official renders confirm a 35% larger battery, IP69K water resistance, and Samsung's first Snapdragon-powered smartwatch — at a $699 price point that puts it squarely against Apple Watch Ultra 2.
The Watch 6 Plus Motorcycle Edition has leather straps, engine sounds, and a riding-specific sport mode — but it's not coming to the US or UK.
The 41mm models are getting more expensive, but 45mm buyers in the UK and EU are spared — and the watch lands in stores much earlier than last year.
A London court is deciding how much Samsung owes Swatch for third-party apps that copied luxury watch faces — and the answer could shape IP law across the US and all 27 EU states.
A Reddit post about a 4-minute gap between Garmin's predicted 5K time and actual performance has reignited debate over how reliable the feature really is.
Honor's new smartwatch packs a 980mAh battery, a 3,000-nit AMOLED display, and 120+ sports modes for £169.99 during its first month on sale in the UK.
The Meizu Watch M1 has a 2.01-inch AMOLED display, IP68 water resistance, and Bluetooth calling — but it's only available in China for now.
