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Alongside the Galaxy Note 9, Samsung also announced a new smartwatch: the Galaxy Watch. The Galaxy Watch isn"t Samsung"s first wearable, but it"s the first with the Galaxy brand name - in the past, Samsung"s smartwatches have been under the "Gear" branding. "Galaxy is a huge brand and very well known brand, meant to represent the best of the best products," Alanna Cotton, senior vice president and general manager at Samsung Electronics America, explains. "This next level version is about bringing the best solutions to this device." The Galaxy Watch has two stand-out features: battery life (Samsung says it can get up to four days, depending on the watch size), and a rotating bezel, which allows you to control the watch without always needed to use the touchscreen display.           Besides those features, the Galaxy Watch is a fitness-focused smartwatch. It will have 39 different exercises built in, will be able to automatically detect ...

While it might seem like the Galaxy S9 only just hit shelves, the next big thing from Samsung is upon us: Samsung has launched its Galaxy Note 9 at its Unpacked event in Brooklyn—Rumors have been flowing for weeks about the new phablet phone—and it’s already shaping up to be one of the best phones of 2018. The new release follows a quarter of disappointing sales of Samsung’s Galaxy S9. Samsung is facing increased pressure from Chinese smartphone makers overseas and a continued battle with Apple for market share in the United States. The Note line, which set the trend for large-screen phones and includes a stylus, has traditionally been one of Samsung’s most distinctive and has acted as a testing ground for new features. And despite a disastrous spate of battery fires that prompted the recall of the Note 7, the Note line has proved to be the Samsung product with the most loyal following. In recent event that was largely leaked ahead of time, Samsung unveile...