Things to look forward to in the Galaxy Watch & Tab army

Galaxy Watch6: Big screen, ultra-thin bezel, improved performance?

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Recently, famous Korean player Son Heung-min appeared with a device believed to be the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic at Incheon International Airport (Korea). According to many sources, this is most likely the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6. From the recorded images, technology lovers are speculating that maybe the characteristic rotating bezel will return in the new Samsung device, and will be designed to be thinner than before. 

According to WinFuture, a German newspaper, the Watch 6 is expected to launch in two sizes, 40mm and 44mm. Moreover, the Galaxy Watch6 series is rumored to continue to use Sapphire glass like its predecessor to help prevent dust and scratches. German sources speculate that there will be "a fairly diverse range of colors" such as Black, Silver and Beige for the Galaxy Watch6. In contrast, the Watch6 Classic may only be available in two colors, Black and Silver.

In addition to the impressive design, many foreign newspapers also spread information that the Galaxy Watch 6 may have new upgraded points. Specifically, the Sleep tracking feature is standardized with figures and animations, and sleep monitoring and upgrading modes. In addition, the Fall Detection feature will be activated in an emergency when there is a problem with indoor or outdoor training. Another feature that is also rumored to appear in the new Series Watch is the abnormal heart rate detection of the user. At the same time, users may not need to reset the Watch when connecting to a new Galaxy Smartphone. 

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Galaxy Watch6 is believed to focus on the feature to improve user sleep

In terms of specifications, many news sites believe that the Galaxy Watch6 series will have a better processor. There are also rumors that Samsung may bring a microLED display to the Watch6 Series; However, according to SamMobile, this technology won't be ready to launch in July this year, so this upgrade will likely debut in the Galaxy Watch7.

Galaxy Tab S9: Equipped with dual cameras, more luxurious appearance?

In parallel with the Watch6, the Galaxy Tab S9, S9 Plus and S9 Ultra series have also appeared in recent leaked images and are expected to have 3 official versions. Samsung's upcoming regular Galaxy Tab S9 and S9 Plus versions will likely have symmetrically thin bezels like their predecessors. In addition, rumors suggest that the standards on the Galaxy Tab will be standardized in a new way on the Galaxy Tab S9, specifically the screen will be upgraded to OLED.

According to the leaked images, the design of the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra will be refined by Samsung to be more harmonious. Specifically, the back of the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra will be equipped with dual cameras and flash. For many years now, the camera on a tablet has been largely ignored. However, with the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra version, users can expect an improvement to take smoother and clearer photos. In addition, the lenses are also protruded directly from the back, like the design style that this company applies to many current smartphone models.

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Galaxy TabS9 will have an OLED screen?

In addition, the main point is that the processor could be Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for all 3 versions. In particular, with the base version 12GB RAM and Ultra up to 16GB RAM, supporting wireless connection via Samsung Dex, Galaxy Tab S9 series is expected to be a super 'tablet' for the generation of creative enthusiasts in the digital age.

Samsung Unpacked 2023 - The event is awaited by thousands of technology lovers

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Samsung's Unpacked 2023 event will be held at 6 pm on July 26 in Seoul, Korea, live on platforms: Youtube, Facebook of Samsung and at Samsung 68 - Bitexco building, No. 2 Hai Trieu, Ben Nghe, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.

Jessica Tanner

Update 24 July 2023