Samsung's new smartwatch uses a 5-nanometer chip

On Tuesday, Google shared information about updates to many of its Android products and applications and services. Google also announced its partnership with Samsung to design a new version of the Wear OS for new smartwatches. Although neither company has yet commented on their new smartwatches. But a well-known whistleblower called IceUniverse released information about the next watch of the Galaxy Watch running a new operating system. According to this information, Samsung's new smartwatch uses a different processor, which will make a lot of improvements in Android watches. The Snapdragon 4100 processor, first used in the Tick Watch Pro 3 mobile phone, uses a 12-nanometer architecture, and the Galaxy Watch Active 2 Exynos 9110 processor is based on a 10-nanometer architecture. If the rumors come true, Samsung's next smartwatch will use a 5-nanometer processor, which is much more powerful and has a long battery life. The Galaxy Watch Active 2 used a 2.5D screen protector, but according to rumors, the Galaxy Watch Active 4 will use a flat 2D flat screen and a smaller bezel. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. Another well-known revealer, Roland Quant, has also claimed that Samsung's new smartwatch will be available in two versions, aluminum and stainless steel. Although Google has released information about the new OS OS, the puzzle still has a lot of missing pieces. The operating system is expected to be released in the fall of this year. The new update of Google products will make changes in the Google Maps, Tiles, Spotify, YouTube Music applications and will offer the ability to download music offline for both music applications.