Earlier of this week, Samsung had introduced a new wearable device, Gear S Smartwatch that manifests itself as a device that can run without a smartphone. Apparently, the gadget was expected to be showcased on the ledges of IFA 2014, so now we are able to get up-close and personal with this next-generation watch.
Taking a glance the latest updates about Samsung's next iteration in the world of wearable devices that comprises a nano-SIM card, which is comfortable on the wrists with its 2-inch curved screen shape. As per the sources, it houses Super AMOLED touchscreen to exhibit a full menu of apps that seems little identical to Apple's upcoming iWatch bangle concepts.
The reports of engadget are asserting that it could make calls as well as it displays emails along with settings menu. The wearer can also reply directly from the device using a tiny on-screen keyboard. However, the gadget has not conspicuous texture compare to other smarwatches such as Pebble Steel and Moto 360, but it is more functional than vogue.
Moreover, besides the notification it also includes calendar as well as capacitate the user to be aware with latest news headlines. Notably, Gear S is the sixth heir to Samsung's smartwatch array that runs on company's own Tizen operating system just like the Galaxy Gear, Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo. Hither, hashing out the other specs of the gadget, then it is as same as what we have seen in the previous tidings.
Articulately, Gear S is thicker and taller than Samsung's Gear 2 and Gear Live watches. Here, it is worth to say that it is smarter than others with Samsung's voice transcription software alongside some special and high-end specifications. Withal, this forthcoming device has not received any price details, but it is speculated to hit the shelves of retailers by October.