The Galaxy Watch 4 is wear OS` breakthrough product
(Android Central)

Better hardware and a new focus on the software experience make the Galaxy Watch 4 the breakthrough device Google desperately needed. We`ve seen a slew of cool new products the past few months, but I find myself fixated on the Galaxy Watch 4 more often than not. It doesn`t flip, nor does it fold, and it doesn`t use some crazy Google-configured chip. But it is pretty unique and important, which is tough to say about any other Android-powered wearable. The Galaxy Watch 4 had to be good, or wear OS would be dead. I think I find myself fascinated with the Galaxy Watch 4 not because of what it is, but what it had to be. I`ll explain: It`s a pretty good wearable with pretty good software. But it`s also the Hail Mary pass that either saves wear OS or dooms it entirely. I totally think it does the former. Admittedly, I was very skeptical when I bought my Galaxy Watch 4. It had been years since I used an Android wearable every day because they didn`t offer me enough to put up with all...