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Here’s how to watch Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 4 event live
June 19, 2025
MWC 2021is here, sort of. The annual mobile tech expo was canceled at the last minute in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold around the world. But the event is going ahead this time as a hybrid live/virtual event.
Samsung is arguably the most high-profile attendee, and it’s holding a “Samsung Galaxy MWC Virtual Event” where we can expect some major news. The event will be live-streamed, and here are the relevant start times for your timezone.
Samsung will live-stream its MWC virtual event onYouTube, and we’ve embedded the video player below for your convenience.
Otherwise, the Korean manufacturer says it’ll also be covering the event on itsSamsung Newsroomwebsite. There’s also official social media coverage on the likes ofTwitter, and we’ll be covering the event on theAndroid Authoritywebsite too.
What should you expect?
Samsung announced the event last week and in doing so, confirmed that smartwatches will be a focus. More specifically, the Korean brand said it will be “unveiling its vision for the future of smartwatches at the event.” Anofficial listingon the MWC website also pointed to a “new watch experience” and claimed that the firm is “reimagining smartwatches.”
We already know that Samsung and Googleannounced a partnershipfor an all-new version of the Wear OS smartwatch platform. So it stands to reason that we’ll get a closer look at this update as well as any Samsung enhancements in this regard.
A major software update like this needs hardware to go with it, and many people are expecting Samsung to reveal aGalaxy Watch 4smartwatch series. We’ve already seen leaked renders and rumored details, so we have a decent idea of what to expect in this regard.
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Aside from new smartwatches and software, Samsung will also reveal its “latest security enhancements and innovations” at the event. The invite image (seen at the top of the page) shows a Knox logo on the device in the bottom-right, so we’re expecting new features for the firm’s security suite.
Could we see any other news at this event? Well, despite the foldable phones on the invite image, we aren’t expecting major news for this product category. Perhaps Samsung will give us a launch window for the new foldables or hint at upcoming tech for the devices, but we wouldn’t hold our breath.
We aren’t expecting to hear any news on theGalaxy S21 FEor the firstExynos chipset with AMD graphics. Samsung will likely wait until later this year to divulge more details regarding these products.
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