Samsung is not letting the Galaxy Ring steal all the spotlight – the Galaxy Watch 7 lineup is also in the works, and exciting developments are on the horizon. Recent rumors suggest that the new Galaxy Watch 7 could sport a sleek square design, setting it apart from its predecessors.

The Exynos W940 chip, also known as Exynos 5535, is at the heart of the Galaxy Watch 7’s performance aspirations. Samsung aims to outshine competitors like the upcoming Google Pixel Watch and Apple Watch Series 10 with this powerful processor. The Exynos W940 is expected to deliver significant improvements in speed and energy efficiency compared to its predecessor, the Exynos W930 found in last year’s Galaxy Watch 6 models. Speculations hint at a cutting-edge 3nm chip for the Galaxy Watch 7, promising a major boost in performance that could bring Samsung closer to Apple in terms of competition.

According to X/Twitter user @TheGalox, the Exynos W940 chip is said to be “30% faster in performance and 50% more efficient” than its predecessor, the W930. While these claims should be taken with caution since this Twitter account has been inaccurate in the past, it’s still an exciting prospect for Samsung enthusiasts.

In summary:
– The Galaxy Watch 7 is rumored to feature a square design for a fresh look.
– The Exynos W940 chip promises significant improvements in speed and energy efficiency.
– Speculations suggest that this powerful processor could narrow the competition gap with Apple.
– Despite some skepticism surrounding these claims, Samsung fans have high hopes for the upcoming Galaxy Watch 7 series.

Stay tuned for more updates on Samsung’s latest innovations!