For a watch, the Galaxy Gear sports some pretty impressive technology: It has a tiny but useable 1.6-inch touchscreen, 4 gigabytes of storage, 24 hours of battery life, a 1.9 megapixel camera, a ...

But it has fewer color options now, leaving you to choose from Blue Shadow, Jet Black, and a new Coralred. Mint is also ...

Don't mistake Samsung's effort on the Galaxy Gear for innovation. The smartwatch it showed off on Wednesday is far from innovative. It's unimaginative, reductive and maybe even retrograde. Sure ...

It's a good camera for a watch -- better than you'd think (1.9 megapixels, with 4GB of onboard storage) -- but most people would pick their phone over the Gear any day. It's also not particularly ...

Before you even start thinking about owning the $299 Galaxy Gear, you should know that at launch time it’s only compatible with two devices — the Galaxy Note 3 and Note 10.1 2014 Edition ...

The Gear, which starts at $300 and requires Samsung's newest Note 3 phone to work, allows you to pick up calls with a tap of a button, reminds you of your meetings and even puts a camera and some ...

Open the Galaxy camera app and scroll through the list of modes above the shutter button until you reach, "More." At the top left of the screen, tap Bixby Vision.

In the Samsung Galaxy Gear, ... The eye you see at the front of the wrist of a wearer of the Galaxy Gear is a 1.9MP camera with no flash bulb and a with BSI sensor to boot.

We review Samsung’s Galaxy Gear Smartwatch and find a lot to like. But the notification system is in dire need of improvement, as is the feature that switches on the screen when you raise your ...

Samsung’s Galaxy Gear is both a wonderful vision of the future, the stylish watch-phone Dick Tracy would have worn with pride. the litany of shortcomings to this $299 gadget make it little more ...

Its first attempt, known as the Galaxy Gear, ... With a 1.6-inch AMOLED screen, upcoming third-party support and even a camera, this promises to be unlike any smartwatch we've played with before.