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Have you heard the song that goes \u201canything you can do I can do better, I can do anything better than you?\u201d Well, it seems like the folks at Samsung have been listening to that on repeat. At its Galaxy Unpacked event<\/a> today, the company unveiled a slew of products, including a few wearables that look remarkably familiar. The Galaxy Ring<\/a>, which was teased in January, appears to be inspired by the Oura Ring<\/a>. Meanwhile, the new Galaxy Watch Ultra seems to have borrowed many traits from a competing product at Apple, right down to its name.<\/p>\n The resemblance doesn\u2019t end there, but there are a few key differences between Samsung and Apple\u2019s high-end smartwatches. From my recent hands-on experience, though, Samsung\u2019s latest wearables don\u2019t seem to bring many new things to its familiar-looking products.<\/p>\n The Korean company has a long history of aping Apple, and has even had to pay the iPhone maker millions of dollars<\/a> as part of a multi-year patent infringement case. With everything from its name to appearance to features being so obviously similar to the Apple Watch Ultra, I don\u2019t think it\u2019s too far for me to outright say that Samsung is copying the iPhone maker, and pretty brazenly so. In fact, even with the Galaxy Watch 7, Samsung seems to be bringing features that already launched elsewhere.<\/p>\n