There are leaks going around right now by the super leaker @evleaks that Samsung is expected to unveil two smartwatches at the Unpacked event. Interestingly, @evleaks says that these watches lose the Galaxy branding, which suggests that these could be powered by Tizen and adds some weight to the previous report.  

Check the images above, the watch on the left is supposed to supersede the original Galaxy Gear with a compact design and better placement of a camera while the one on the right seems to be the health-centric device.

There were rumors that Samsung might make the Galaxy S5 waterproof. Samsung has previously made versions of the Galaxy S waterproof, but only on the Active line, not the primary S smartphone.

A new trailer for the upcoming Samsung Unpacked event appears to confirm those suspicions that the Galaxy S5 will be able to withstand water.

Take a look at the video below and see what other activities Samsung plans to make Galaxy friendly.  Find out more on Monday 24 February at the Samsung UNPACKED event in Barcelona.

It seems the closer we get to Mobile World Congress, the more Samsung Galaxy S5 rumors are been released, hre's another one right before Samsung's Unpacked 5 event at MWC in Barcelona where the company is expected to unveil the Galaxy S5.

Based on what previous rumors have brought us, we're assuming that the high-end S5 sports a Quad HD (1440 x 2560 pixels) display, while the mid-end model should come with a 1080p display - both probably measuring 5.2 inches.

According to the Samsung exec, the Galaxy S5 will be available in retail stores just three weeks after its announcement. Supposing Samsung unveils the Galaxy S5 in Barcelona next week, the Galaxy S5 would be on store shelves in mid-March 2014.

Meanwhile, GSM Arena seemingly got hold of a Vodafone internal document which appears to list a gold-colored variant of the Galaxy S5. So, is gold becoming a must for high-end smartphones now? It looks like it does.

Google Now Launcher (GNL) presents the new  Xposed GEL Settings, which as you can tell from the name, requires the Xposed Framework.

Xposed GEL Settings adds a number of useful features to GNL (remember it used to be known as the Google Experience Launcher). This is still an early release, but here's what it can already do.

Features

• hide Google search bar / automatically show search bar on Google Now
• hide apps from the app drawer
• resize the home screen grid
• resize the all apps grid
• change icon size
• change the size of the icon labels
• hide icon labels on home screen and/or on app drawer
• change the size of hotseat icons
• change the number of hotseat apps (icons above the navigation bar)
• apply settings without rebooting your device
• more to come

Check it out at XDA

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 will be equipped with an 8 inch LCD screen with a resolution of 1280 x 800, it will be loaded with a quad-core 1.2GHz processor with 1GB of RAM (1.5GB of RAM on the LTE variant). 16GB of native storage is on board with a 64GB capacity microSD slot available if more storage is required. The back and front cameras weigh in at 3MP and 1.3MP respectively, and a 6800mAh cell will power the slate. Android 4.4 is pre-installed.

the Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 that will come in Wi-Fi and 3G variants. The 7-inch tablet will be very similar the 8-inch sibling but will sport a smaller 8GB internal storage and 4450mAh battery.

The Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 is also rumoured to have Wi-Fi, 3G and LTE variants. Along with a large screen size, the tablet will be powered by the same 1.2GHz quad-core processor, 1.5GB RAM, 16GB internal memory with microSD slot and higher resolution cameras (8 megapixel and 3 megapixel).

All of them will be running Android 4.4 KitKat.