I tested the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic against the Google Pixel Watch 4 to determine which is the more reliable fitness tracker.

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 8 Classic marks the comeback of the “Classic” series after a two-year gap, and it feels like a return to familiar territory. The

The Galaxy Watch 7 is getting a fresh coat of paint thanks to the arrival of Samsung's One UI 8 update. While the update has been available in Korea since last week, and we also saw it rolling out in the US, it's now getting a wider release, arriving on models across the globe.

Samsung officially reveals Project Moohan, its Vision Pro competitor, at its Galaxy Event later today. The company has so

All that said, we found the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 to be a solid Android smartwatch based on its design and overall performance. It’s a solid upgrade over previous generations, and even more competitive with other Android smartwatches if you have a Galaxy smartphone and can take advantage of its sleep apnea detection.

ZDNET's key takeaways At Samsung's Galaxy XR event, the company teased upcoming smart glasses.Samsung is partnering with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster to design them.The glasses will likely be released over the next year with Android XR at its core.

Wear OS 6 brings a huge change to this with Material 3 Expressive support. Even on my Pixel Watch 2's tiny display, the colorful new UI stands out, giving a more modern look and feel. It's not just about the vibrant new look. Additionally, Wear OS 6 finally embraces dynamic color theming, matching the UI's color with that of the watch face.

Samsung is finally preparing to unveil the new Galaxy XR headset, which they first started teasing at Unpacked in January. While it was initially