The Higher Regional Court in Düsseldorf ordered the city of Datteln to restart its procurement process for approximately 650 new tablets for its schools after ruling that the city illegally favored Apple products. ^[1] The Samsung Galaxy Watch9 is characterized as an iterative update that maintains reliability as a smart health companion. ^[2] The city of Datteln had planned to replace 665 aging iPads with new Apple devices, citing the need to maintain a consistent operating system to avoid compatibility issues and costs. ^[3] The court ruled that public authorities cannot easily restrict competition by excluding specific manufacturers and that product-specific tenders are only permissible under exceptional circumstances. ^[4] The device provides robust health tracking capabilities that reinforce its utility as a daily wearable. ^[5] The review concludes that the Galaxy Watch9 lacks significant innovation compared to its predecessor. ^[6] Apple advises that using damaged cables or adapters can lead to electrical shocks, injuries, fires, or damage to the device. ^[7] Experts from Samsung and Apple state that using a smartphone while it is charging can increase the time required to complete the battery charge. ^[8] Samsung and Apple warn that excessive heat generated during charging can contribute to the long-term degradation of the battery. ^[9] Samsung explains that performing resource-intensive activities like gaming or video playback while charging can cause the device to overheat. ^[10] Samsung expressed support for the ruling, stating its goal is to promote fair competition and allow schools to choose technology based on pedagogical, technical, and economic criteria. ^[11] The article suggests that the incremental nature of the updates may not compel existing users to upgrade immediately. ^[12]