Just like the best Android phones, Wear OS smartwatches can install apps from the Google Play Store. This means you'll also need to know how to update an app on Wear OS. Updating apps ensures that you have access to the latest features and that any bugs or potential security issues are addressed. The process is straightforward and quite similar to updating apps on your phone. Let's get started!

Samsung's Galaxy Watch series originally ran on its proprietary operating system, Tizen OS. However, to enhance usability and expand its ecosystem, Samsung transitioned to Wear OS, developed in partnership with Google. Here's a summary of the evolution and features of each platform.

Want to save what’s on your Galaxy Watch screen? Whether you're showcasing your custom watch face, capturing a bug, or documenting app behavior, it's useful to know how to take a screenshot. Here's how you can do it on your Galaxy Watch.

Watch Face Format (WFF) is a new standard introduced by Google to simplify the process of creating watch faces for Wear OS smartwatches. Unlike traditional watch face development, WFF allows designers and developers to build watch faces using only declarative XML and assets, without needing to write application code.