Samsung’s Galaxy Watch5 has not yet been released. The wearable is not expected to make it until Samsung’s fall hardware launch event, usually after August. The latest leak from @evleaks shows detailed screenshots of the next version of Samsung One UI Watch 4.5 on Wear OS 3.5. Here are some new dials for the new watches.
Next, here is the updated QWERTY keyboard interface which shows three methods for entering text: dictation, keyboard, and there is also an option for handwriting.
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In the next batch of images, it has been revealed that the Galaxy Watch5 will support dual SIM lines from its host device so that the user can choose whether to use SIM1 or SIM2 while on a phone call or when sending a message.
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There are also some accessibility features detailed in the screenshots. First, visually impaired users will be able to double press the Home button to enable TalkBack from any screen. This will read everything on the display aloud.
There’s an accessibility setting for color blindness, left / right sound balance, and you can change how the watch responds to taps and grips.
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The Samsung Galaxy Watch5 will come preloaded with One UI Watch 4.5 overlaid with Wear OS 3.5. Currently, only the Samsung Galaxy Watch4 and the recently announced Montblanc Summit 3 are the only smartwatches with Wear OS 3.
It’s been over a year since Google announced Wear OS 3, and no other OEMs have managed to upgrade their wearables to the new unified operating system. Many smartwatches running Snapdragon Wear 3100 (+) / 4100 (+) platform chipsets are still running Wear OS 2.3, and we haven’t seen any solid time frame to upgrade since last year’s estimate of the second half of 2022. it has even been confusing as to whether these wearables will support Wear OS 3.0 or not.
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