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Galaxy Watch 3 firmware leak reveals features and watch faces

Galaxy Watch 3 firmware leak reveals features and watch faces

Posted on July 7, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Even before the Galaxy Note 20 gets its time on the virtual stage, Samsung may announce its next wearable. Or maybe it won’t and will lump it together in one grand Unpacked 2020. Whether it’s within the next two weeks or next month, the Galaxy Watch 3 is all but known, partly because it won’t be changing the formula that much. There will be some changes, of course, and we’re getting to see some of those thanks to a dump of the firmware that will be running on the smartwatch.

The Galaxy Watch 3 will be coming in two sizes, the 41mm SM-R850 and the 45mm SM-R840, something confirmed by that firmware as well. But other than the size and the batteries, 247 mAh and 340 mAh, respectively, the two will be completely identical in every spec, from the 360×360 screen resolution to the Exynos 9110 that has powered Samsung’s smartwatches since 2018.
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Wearables Tags:exynos, firmware, galaxy, Galaxy note, GALAXY WATCH, Samsung, Slashgear, smartwatch, watch, wearable

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