The Wear 2500 came out earlier this year, but with Wear OS struggling to trigger a new wave of hardware, Qualcomm needs a new watermark chipset.

The latest Samsung smartwatch is expected to launch in just weeks and we finally know to some extent how it will fit on your wrist.

They will be announced and sold at the same time, breaking several of Samsung's long held traditions in the process. Software specifics remain unknown.

The platform, started up by a former Pebbler and endorse by former CEO Eric Migicovsky, is now trying to get fans to import their data by June 30.

The Galaxy Note 9 is the hottest piece of talk for Samsung right now with its supposedly huge power pack. But what about the Galaxy Watch?

The buttons would become like the iPhone's home button: a digital button that would vibrate the watch to let you know you pressed it.

Far from special at first glance, the Marc Jacobs Riley Touchscreen smartwatch is likely to appeal to fashionistas that are not that interested in specs.

You'll probably use it to check the time in Braille for the most part, but perhaps you may be able to teach yourself Braille.

Metallic casing, a circular display, even cellular capabilities. It has an MSRP of $100, but it's going on half that until June 6. But hold on a second...

It's been nigh on four years since the Gear Live launched. It was the first and only Samsung smartwatch to have Android Wear.

Given that Google is trying to spruik new development on Wear OS, will up to three watches under its Pixel brand help wit h the cause?

A new Wear OS smartwatch from LG now has a due date. It also has a price range. We do not know, however, what sort of connectivity it will have.

The next wave of Wear OS smartwatches, coming "by the holidays" from "several" Google and Qualcomm partners, will be powered by a processor redesigned "from the ground up."

It has a model number of W315 to follow on from the LG Watch Sport (W280) and the Watch Style (W270) of last year. But will it float the ambitions of Google's Wear OS?

We don't expect major changes to the Gear S4 from previous models, but we do expect a new model to come in various network compatibilities.

The new Wear OS smartwatch will carry on what its two Android Wear predecessors left off. How will a hybrid format device price out?

10 percent off is pretty okay. At least we're getting down below the $300 level. And it's for the nifty and niche Nike+ version, too.

Tizen 3.0 wasn't the most friendly software update for the Gear S3.in terms of battery life, so this is gonna be one step to getting that back.

The bulk of the details are still under house arrest as Galileo once was, but we think we know that we can sleep better at night with this smartwatch.

Even though it's not named Android Wear anymore, the development of Wear OS is still tied down to the main version of Android.