Samsung's next Galaxy watch will be released at this summer's Unpacked launch event, with a new operating system and interface designed in collaboration with Google called OneUIWatch. This news was released on Monday at the World Mobile Conference held by Samsung and is also part of the Global Mobile Conference. But Samsung is currently only showcasing the software interface. Although the recently leaked design looks similar to the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 design, the actual watch design is still unknown, but it may be the Galaxy Watch 4. At the beginning of this year, Google and Samsung announced a collaboration in redesigning the future Google wearable watch, and the Samsung Galaxy watch will be the first device to adopt this software. Other watches using the new OneUIWatch software, including Fossil, are expected to be released later this year. The OneUI interface hopes to immediately connect to paired phones and connect to more phones like the AppleWatch. This software should be loaded onto the phone and immediately cross downloaded to the watch.

OneUI looks a lot like Google from the beginning. The feature of this software is simple: an upward sliding application that synchronizes the world clock of the phone and watch, and provides universal settings, such as no interference between the watch and phone.

OneUIWatchSoftwatch can load many (but not all) WearOS applications through Google Play. Samsung announced that its Goldbuddy SmartCaddie's Adidas Running, StravaSwim. com, Calm, SleepCycle, Spotify YouTube Music, and Google Maps are some of the supported applications. Samsung also confirmed that the new platform will support eSIM connected to LTE, just like the Galaxy Watch 3, so that the new watch can be used without a phone. Google company SameerSamat discussed the new watch at a Samsung press conference and said, 'We are very pleased to extend battery life, improve performance, and offer a variety of applications, including many new wearable experiences from Google.

Some applications for Samsung's former Galaxy Watches will be provided through Google Play for One UIWatch, but it is not yet clear which application. Samsung has also showcased its dial design software to developers and watch enthusiasts, but from Samsung's demonstration video, it is difficult to see the designer's abilities. Samsung also revealed that the owners of Tizen watches, such as the Galaxy Watch 3 and Active2, guarantee to upgrade and support Tizen within three years of its initial release.