Samsung will push smart watch Galaxy Gear 2 early next year

Photo: Samsung Intelligent Watch Phoenix Science and technology Beijing time September 17 News, according to Science and technology blog Cent reported that Samsung has just two weeks ago in the Berlin International Consumer Electronics Fair (IFA) released its first Galaxy Gear smart watch, but a new report from the Korean media, said Samsung has stepped up research into another, Galaxy Gear successor,--galaxy Gear 2. Samsung is indeed developing another smart watch,--galaxy Gear 2, according to the Digital Times, South Korea's digital age. The next version of the Galaxy Gear smart watch will feature GPs, battery life and will support more Android devices, the report said, citing anonymous sources. Samsung's current version of the Galaxy Gear only supports Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and can only be paired with this device. The source said Samsung's next-generation smart watches could be released at the World Mobile Congress (MWC) next January at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) or next February. Why is Samsung's future in its first generation of smart watch Galaxy Gear not yet clear, or is it not even up to consumers to release its second smart watch product? The digital age says Samsung's first smart watch Galaxy Gear is a test aquatic product, and its second-generation Galaxy Gear is a more sophisticated, full-featured, wearable offering. Analysts say this is not a reliable statement. For Samsung, it must wait a while before developing the next generation of products to see what the market performance of its first smart watch will look like, rather than easily developing a second product. It is now conservative to speculate that Samsung is starting to consider the design of its next generation of smart watch products. Samsung's first Galaxy Gear is priced at $299, and Galaxy Gear products and Galaxy Note 3 are expected to start landing in the U.S. market from early October. (Compile/Joshui)