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A newly surfaced patent sheds light on a future Samsung Flip phone with a Galaxy Watch-like cover screen slapped on the back. This major shift is expected to give the company the leverage to slash the pricing significantly.
As elaborated by workgpt (via @xleaks7), Samsung has patented a Flip phone with a Galaxy Watch-like round cover screen. It looks like the company’s most honest attempt yet at an affordable clamshell-style foldable phone.
The design centers on a large circular outer display that sits on the back of the phone, right where Samsung usually puts a rectangular cover screen. It looks exactly like a Galaxy Watch got fused into the rear shell.
Two cameras sit next to it, along with an LED flash. The smartphone folds in half like every other clamshell, but this time, the outer screen does not try to do everything. It will help the OEM save component cost and reduce factory price.

A circular outer screen actually works better for quick AI stuff than people think. Message summaries, reply suggestions, calendar nudges, assistant readouts. All of that fits on a round display without feeling cramped.
The patent drawings show a device that’s surprisingly plain when you strip away the circular screen. Rounded frame, slim profile when unfolded, side-mounted buttons where you would expect them.
The hinge runs across the middle, the body folds cleanly, and the whole package looks like Samsung decided function beats spectacle this time.

This could finally get Samsung closer to Motorola’s $699 Razr, which has been sitting there for months, making Samsung’s $899 FE pricing look awkward.
Most Samsung patents disappear into a filing cabinet and never see daylight. This one feels different because the timing lines up with a real problem Samsung has right now.
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It’s a North American showdown in the World Baseball Classic as the United States takes on Mexico, with Paul Skenes getting the start for Team USA on Monday.
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Mar 21, 2023; Miami, Florida, USA; USA designated hitter Kyle Schwarber (12) circles the bases after hitting a home run during the eighth inning against Japan at LoanDepot Park. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images
Team USA and Mexico have both been dominant to start Pool B of the World Baseball Classic, entering their head‑to‑head matchup with 2–0 records.
The United States opened with a 15‑5 rout of Brazil, showcasing a powerful lineup and depth through nine innings, then followed that up with a 9‑1 win over Great Britain, combining timely hitting and strong pitching to take control early in pool play.
Meanwhile, Mexico has also been firing on all cylinders, cruising to an 8‑2 win over Great Britain and then crushing Brazil 16‑0 in six innings under the mercy rule, with contributions up and down the lineup.
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That sets up what might be the most anticipated game of Pool B at Daikin Park in Houston, where both teams remain unbeaten and are jockeying for top spot in the group. A win here for either side won’t immediately clinch advancement, with Italy also 2–0, but it would give the victor a huge edge heading into the final round of pool play and control of the pool.
With both squads carrying momentum from big opening wins, the USA‑Mexico showdown has huge implications for seeding and confidence as the World Baseball Classic moves toward the knockout stage.
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Verily Life Sciences and Samsung Electronics America announced today a collaboration bringing the Galaxy Watch 8 together with Verily’s precision health platform, Pre.
Samsung launched the Galaxy Watch 8 in July 2025, positioned as a consumer health tracker with AI features and a softer redesign. Now it’s got another life entirely.
Verily will fully integrate sensor data from Galaxy Watch and make it accessible in its Viewpoint Evidence solution, which is built on the Verily Pre platform and enables research sponsors to run real-world studies with re-contactable participant cohorts.
Millions of people bought the Watch 8 because they liked the thinness, the brighter display, or whatever marketing line worked. Now Verily can tap them for studies without building its own pipeline.
Sponsors will use Verily Pre data solutions, including Refinery for data harmonization and Workbench for analysis, modeling, and activation. Verily will also recruit Samsung users directly and manage participant engagement.
The companies will also explore potential joint development of new and enhanced end-to-end solutions for clinical research. If this works, expect future Galaxy Watches to ship with features designed for trials first and consumers second.
Verily has a long history of leading the design and verification of digital measures across various therapeutic areas, including Cardiometabolic, CNS, and Respiratory diseases, and the development of advanced AI algorithms for Parkinson’s.
“The use of consumer-friendly devices in clinical research makes it easier for participants to engage in studies, while enabling sponsors to use advanced biomarkers to generate high quality data,” said Scott Burke, Chief Technology Officer at Verily. “This collaboration realizes our vision to integrate health research into everyday life, in order to generate better evidence and make precision health possible for all.”
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Rollme has launched the Navis GPS Smartwatch, a feature-packed wearable designed for outdoor enthusiasts. The smartwatch is priced at $79.99 and is now available for purchase from the official store.

The Navis features L1+L5 dual-frequency GPS supporting GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS, and Galileo for fast and accurate positioning. It offers offline maps, reliable route tracking, and track-back navigation for both trails and city streets.
The device features a 1.43-inch AMOLED HD display with a 90% screen-to-body ratio and narrow bezels. The screen supports a 60Hz refresh rate, auto-brightness adjustments, and an Always-On Display (AOD) mode. Rollme allows users to customize the watch with dynamic watch faces, DIY video styles, and AI-generated designs by entering keywords.
The Navis is designed for durability with a metal case, MIL-STD 810H certification, and a 50-meter waterproof rating. It features a 600mAh battery, and as per the brand, it provides 15-20 days of daily use or up to 60 days on standby.


For health and fitness, the smartwatch supports 178+ sports modes and features a 4PD sensor for 24/7 monitoring of heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, and stress levels. It also includes outdoor tools like a compass, barometer, altimeter, and a built-in LED flashlight for added safety and convenience during activities.
The Navis connects to smartphones via Bluetooth and allows users to answer calls, read messages, and receive notifications. It supports offline music playback and works with TWS headphones for hands-free listening. Rollme has added AI GPT integration, which provides instant answers to questions and translation support.
The Rollme Navis is available in Black and Silver.
In related news, Amazfit has launched the Active 3 Premium with a sapphire AMOLED display, offline maps, and up to 12 days of battery life, while Reebok has introduced the Stride smartwatch with an AMOLED display, GPS, and Bluetooth calling for $99.
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