Samsung and Google recently announced the merger of Tizen and Wear OS version but there’s no official information about the upcoming device from these brands. However, the Galaxy Watch 4 from Samsung is expected to launch soon.
Now, in the latest development, the support page for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 has gone live in India, Russia, as well as the Caribbean website. The listing does hint at the imminent launch of the wearable product.
The South Korean tech giant is hosting a virtual event at the Mobile World Congress today, i.e. 28th June and there’s a possibility that the Galaxy Watch 4 may get officially announced at this event along with a few other products.
The device, which carries model number SM-R890 on the Samsung India website, is tipped to launch in two variants — 42mm and 46mm. The FCC listing of the device has already revealed that it will offer Bluetooth, NFC, 2.4GHz/ 5GHz Wi-Fi, and various LTE Bands support. It is said to launch in Black, Silver, Dark Green, and Rose Gold color options.
It is expected to come with a 5nm processor, 2D glass, narrower bezels around the display, and improved frame texture which could be made of titanium alloy. The new WearOS will also integrate features of the Tizen OS, which could be dubbed as “TizenWear OS” and could bring a number of new features.
To know for sure what the device looks like, what it packs, and how it performs, we will have to wait for the official announcement in just a few hours.
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