Samsung is sunsetting Tizen and fully ending support for the smartwatch OS
Samsung is sunsetting Tizen and fully ending support for the smartwatch OS
Samsung’s devices haven’t used the Tizen operating system since before the Galaxy Watch 4, when the company switched to using...
'Looks at perfectly functional Galaxy Watch 3 on my wrist'
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Samsung switched from Tizen to WearOS literally 4 months after I got my Galaxy watch 2. That was annoying. $200 is way too much to spend on such a short-lived product.
I mean, Fossil ended support for my Gen 5 a while back and... It still works. I mean, I mostly use it as an alarm and "ability to feel my phone vibrate when ringing" machine but it still operates...
Until it doesn't, I guess. The battery life is already shit and I'm jealous of my partner's Garmin.
Garmin is the way to go.
Their hybrid models are chefs kiss
Garmin did the same thing with Forerunner. They stopped software support 6 months after release of 220, and the very moment 235 was released. Their tech support's answer to any problem was "do a factory reset". And yet they are still considered one of the best brands for navigation and sports.
Still fine with my Pixel Watch I got for free with my Pixel 7P.
I would have never get a smart watch though. Not my jam.Similar thing happened to me. Bought a bunch of watch faces too, only to discover that none of them would transfer over when I got a new watch.