Buyers of the next big thing to come out of Samsung's smartwatch department can expect it to literally be a big thing, according to a new report.Samsung is said to be hard at work getting the Galaxy Watch 6 ready for release, and a new leak suggests that the smartwatch will have a bigger, better display than the Galaxy Watch 5 that it will replace in the lineup.

Amazon's Black Friday deals are starting to arrive and there are some great savings to be had across a number of devices, including multiple models of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 smartwatch. 

The EE Pocket-lint Awards shortlist has been announced, as the Awards prepare to celebrate products across 20 main categories from smartphones and tablets to wearables and TVs.

The Shortlist nominees for the EE Pocket-lint Awards has been announced, celebrating the best devices across a number of categories including smartphones, cars, laptops and cameras.

The Black Friday sales bring with them lots of anticipation - especially in the buoyant smartwatch market, where plenty of people are keen to buy a watch to integrate with their phone, support their fitness goals or just to look good.

Samsung has released a fix for a bug that caused some Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic models to die after an update - but it doesn't work.

Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic smartwatches are reporting that a software update is bricking their wearables.

At its summer 2022 Unpacked event, Samsung announced a whole family of new devices, including the latest iterations of its Galaxy Watch. 

Samsung will hold its next Galaxy Unpacked event on 10 August and it is expected that the company will announce the Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 5 Pro during the presentation.

Samsung will hold its next Galaxy Unpacked event on 10 August and along with the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4, it is expected that we will also see the Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro smartwatches. 

The first images of what appears to be the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 series have surfaced.

Samsung announced the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 and the Z Flip 4 during an event on 10 August, alongside a refresh to its smartwatch range.

Samsung is expected to announce the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 models before the year is out, and the latest leak surrounding the smartwatches tells us how much they might cost.

Samsung is widely expected to launch its next generation of smartwatches in the near future. The Galaxy Watch 5 is likely to make its debut at the same event as Samsung's next-generation foldable phones. 

It would appear that Samsung is getting ready to release a successor to its affordable fitness tracker, the Galaxy Fit 2.

Samsung's next Galaxy Watch series might include a Pro model but no Classic, according to leaked details in a Samsung app. 

If you own a Galaxy Watch 4 and have been patiently waiting for Google Assistant support, you might be happy to know it's officially rolling out. 

Hot off the tails of Google's I/O developer conference, Samsung has confirmed that it's making Google Assistant available to download for users on its Galaxy Watch 4.

The year 2022 is well under way now and there are plenty of smartwatches to look forward to throughout this year. 

Samsung is rumoured to be updating its smartwatch lineup in the near future and, if a certification leak is anything to go by, both sizes of the Galaxy Watch 5 could last even longer on a full charge. 

A new leak has suggested that the next version of Samsung's excellent Galaxy Watch, the Galaxy Watch 5, will pack in a bigger battery compared to the last iteration, a small change that could have welcome effects.

The flagship Wear OS smartwatch from Samsung, the Galaxy Watch 4, is set to get a major update this week.

The Shortlist for the EE Pocket-lint Awards has been announced, with nominees across 20 main categories, from phones and cameras to cars and games.

Samsung has announced a new software update that it's deploying for the Galaxy Watch 4 today.

Samsung revealed the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic smartwatches during its August Galaxy Unpacked event, alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 3, Z Flip 3 and Buds 2, but there was a small detail not revealed about the smartwatches on stage. 

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 series showcases a number of firsts: it's the first wearable to feature the company's Exynos W920 processor, giving a boost of power to ensure the all-new Wear OS software runs extra smooth, showcasing Samsung's updated One UI Watch interface for the first time.

For a good number of years, Samsung has been building smartwatches designed to work well with Android phones.

Samsung has officially unveiled its next-generation wearable chipset - one that's expected to power the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic.

Google has finally confirmed the name of the unified smartwatch operating system it first teased at I/O, following up Wear OS 2 with - brace yourself - Wear OS 3.

Samsung's next smartwatches have been the subject of many leaks over the last couple of months, but the latest reveals some of the key missing specifications, and prices.

Samsung will announce new smartwatches at its next Unpacked event before the year is out, but a recent leak has left very little left to reveal. 

Potential price details for the Samsung Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic models have been revealed in a new leak.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic has been exposed in a series of leaked images.

Samsung wasn't at Mobile World Congress, but it did host a virtual showcase, in which it shed a little more light on its forthcoming Galaxy Watch and the One UI Watch interface that will run on it.

Samsung held a virtual MWC event at the end of June, where it not only revealed more details surrounding its One UI Watch platform that it has created in partnership with Google, but it also officially teased its next Galaxy Watches.

Samsung will no doubt unveil the Galaxy Watch 4 later today, in its Wear OS specific MWC virtual event, but why wait that long?

Amazon's Prime Early Access Sale is here and there are big discounts on a couple of the best smartwatches for Android on the site - the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic and the Galaxy Watch 4.

Google recently announced that it was partnering with Samsung on WearOS, showing off a couple of new screens, but not going as far as announcing new devices.

Google recently announced it's teaming up with Samsung to create a unified Wear OS-Tizen platform, and it teased new watches are on the way to showcase the updated experience. Now, new evidence suggests Samsung's next smartwatch might be one of them, and it could even be one of the more powerful Wear OS watches available thanks to the upgraded processor running inside it. 

As previously rumoured, Google has partnered with Samsung to produce a completely redesigned Wear OS. 

Samsung is reportedly working on new wearables, and they're rumoured to run Wear OS. If true, that means the company will be effectively ditching its own Tizen operating system for Google’s platform.

Samsung is rolling out an update to the original Galaxy Watch and Active models, providing users with features previously only available on the latest smartwatches. 

Samsung is reportedly working on new wearables, and they're rumoured to run Android. The Galaxy Club has claimed Samsung is developing two devices - with model numbers SM-R86x and SM-R87x - and they're possibly part of the Galaxy Watch Active 3 or Active 4 series. 

Samsung will introduce blood pressure and electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring to its Galaxy Watch 3 and Active 2 smartwatches in the UK.

Samsung has announced a titanium model of its recently launched Galaxy Watch 3. The device will offer all the same features as the standard stainless steel Galaxy Watch 3 smartwatch, including the rotating bezel, but in a more premium design.

Samsung announced a number of new devices during its virtual Galaxy Unpacked event on 5 August, including the successor to the two-year-old Galaxy Watch - the Galaxy Watch 3.

Samsung is set to reveal its next smartwatch - the Galaxy Watch 3 - on 5 August but the latest leak is leaving very little to the imagination with a full set of images and specifications detailed.

Samsung's next smartwatch has been dubbed the Galaxy Watch 3 and there have been a number of rumours surrounding the device over the last couple of months, giving us a good indiciation of what we can expect in terms of design.

Samsung's next smartwatch - the Galaxy Watch 3 - has been the subject of several rumours over the last couple of months and the latest leak has presented us with a flurry of real world images showing the device in all its glory.

There's been no shortage of leaks surrounding the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 - we've seen the hardware, different designs and now we're getting a good look at some of the features this watch will offer.

The Galaxy Watch 3 launch is nearing and, as such, its impending arrival is heralded by a slow leaking of new information and images. The latest updates include a launch date teaser and an image of the rumoured titanium model with a metal link bracelet.

The leak train keeps on a-rolling as far as Samsung's eagerly-awaited Galaxy Watch 3 is concerned - this time in the most high-resolution we've had yet.

More images of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 have leaked online and they show different parts of the user interface.

Samsung has launched its Health Monitor app for the Galaxy Watch Active 2, and with it, enabled the blood pressure monitoring feature for the wrist worn device. 

Samsung's next Galaxy Watch has been the subject of rumours for the past few months, with building momentum suggesting a launch is imminent.

Samsung's next version of the Galaxy Watch is expected to launch soon - in July if rumours are to be believed - and the latest update on the upcoming watch reveals many of the specifications expected, including two sizes of watch. 

Samsung’s next smartwatch, likely called the Galaxy Watch 3, is expected to launch alongside a new pair of earbuds next month.

Samsung’s next smartwatch will most likely be called the Galaxy Watch 3, according to Samsung’s own Galaxy Wearable app.

Samsung is working on new models of its Galaxy Watch smartwatch series, and now - following weeks of leaks and rumours - the manufacturer itself has inadvertently confirmed the existence of the models in development. 

A fresh rumour has emerged indicating that the next generation Galaxy Watch - launching soon - is going to revive the rotating bezel so many users loved in the first Galaxy Watch and older Gear-branded smartwatches. 

Samsung's Galaxy Watch is a bit of an odd beast now, a few years on from its release - it's still a solid smartwatch, but has been superseded in most respects by Samsung's Galaxy Watch Active 2, part of a line which initially seemed subservient to the main smartwatch.

The incoming next-generation Galaxy Watch will have twice the storage of older models. It's thought that the new devices - which should debut at next week's Galaxy Unpacked event - will up the storage ante from 4GB to 8GB. 

The Galaxy Watch Active 2 is the Samsung smartwatch that was unveiled just months after we were introduced to the first Watch Active.

Samsung announced the Galaxy Watch Active 2 in August 2019, sporting a rotating touch-sensitive bezel, two size options of 40mm and 44mm and some great health features.

First announced at the tail end of 2019, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 Under Armour Edition is finally now available in the UK too.

After a month or two of speculation, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 is now official.