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Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 could switch back to Wear OS

Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 update brings digital workout classes and more

Posted on March 31, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

If you own a Samsung Galaxy Watch 3, you’re soon going to find a few new features on your smartwatch, because Samsung is rolling out an update that brings a few useful new tools.

It’s not quite clear what the rollout plan is with this new smartwatch update, but some carriers are reportedly already pushing out the update, so you’ll likely be able to try out these features very soon.

Arguably the biggest feature, that we alluded to in the headline of this article, are new home workout videos.
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