At the very top of the list of new features is the new full QWERTY keyboard input method. Of course, it would be foolhardy to actually peck your replies and searches on the tiny screen, so Samsung thankfully included swipe gesture typing to complete your words for you. You can also easily switch to other input methods like dictation if you prefer that. And speaking of choice, owners of the Galaxy Watch 4 will now be able to see and choose which SIM to use when sending messages or making calls, at least for those connected to dual-SIM phones.
The update also brings more watch faces to help you see the information you need at a glance. If you have vision problems, however, that might still be a difficult task. One UI Watch 4.5 brings a couple of new accessibility features, including the ability to adjust the hue and contrast of the smartwatch display. Users will also be able to set a delay for taps in case their finger control isn’t that precise anymore.
All these new features will be available on the Galaxy Watch 4, the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, and upcoming Galaxy Watch models like the Galaxy Watch 5. This, of course, confirms that the next Samsung smartwatch will still be running Wear OS. Unfortunately, Samsung is silent on whether these features will be available on older models, at least on the Galaxy Watch 3. Given its promise to continue supporting its previous-gen smartwatch, some but not all of these features could eventually find their way to the 2020 Samsung wearable.
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