With the gradual popularization of wearable devices, products such as smart bracelets and smartwatches have also become the first choice for many users to monitor their own lives. Currently, major technology giants are updating and upgrading their existing smartwatches, and even fashion specific LVs are actively building the cake of 'smart wear'. From the current trend, smart watches should be the most popular favorite among smart wearable devices in 2022. Another version of the LouvionHorizonConnectedConnected watch is about to be released. GadgetsandWearables believes that this is due to 24 LED lights. This is no different from Louis Vuitton's unique $2890 illuminated speaker, which looks like a space opera. There are many things to write about this issue, from its eye-catching design to its simple feature settings. However, it is worth noting that it is said that the watch may abandon WearOS and use a private operating system.
Several reports regarding this statement have been deleted or redirected, but they still exist in Google News.
Other websites initially released this statement, including HypeBeast, HypeBae, and Wareable, but it was later deleted or has been redirected to other web pages. As for specific hardware and software details, TheVerge contacted LVMH and LVMH, who confirmed the existence of the watch but did not provide further details.
So far, this custom operating system has not been named. It is said to have a touch screen and a sliding user interface. It can be imagined that prompts, instructions, settings, and a 'My Travel' screen can be seen in all directions to store plans and boarding passes. Considering that it will be a high-end fashion smartwatch, it will also provide custom dial options and very basic health tracking functions. Another quirky yet persuasive trick is the proprietary operating system 'made for iPhone', which is also compatible with Android and Harmony operating systems.
If that's the case, this is not the first time the WearOS smartwatch series has quietly exited this platform. MotoWatch100 has recently been released and has decided to run a proprietary MotoOS software, but in the past, Motorola branded smartwatches have been able to run WearOS. At the beginning of this year, Huawei Watch3 and OnePlus also made bets by launching RTOS based software. It is still too early to say whether this trend can continue, but this means that the pain of WearOS's development may have just begun.
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.