Smartwatches aren’t in a great place right now. Android Wear is stalled pending its big 2.0 update; Apple still won’t break out sales figures for its own Watch; and Fitbit is buying every boutique smartwatch company it can get its hands on. So when Samsung announced that its Gear S3 was finally ready to be used with the iPhone, I was stoked that maybe an Apple Watch competitor had finally arrived for iOS. I probably should have known better.
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MrMobile’s Gear S3 on iPhone video was produced following four days usage of a Samsung Gear S3 Frontier (AT&T edition) paired with an Apple iPhone 7.
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Samsung Gear S3 Frontier:
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Samsung Gear S3 Classic:
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Apple Watch Series 2 Aluminum:
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Android Central on using the Gear S3 with a non-Samsung Android phone:
http://www.androidcentral.com/how-use-samsung-pay-gear-s3
ZDNet on using the Gear S3 with the iPhone for exercise:
http://www.zdnet.com/article/iphone-running-companion-can-the-samsung-gear-s3-beat-the-apple-watch-series-2/
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“The Ballad of MrMobile.” Mobile Nations, 2016
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