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Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 unpairing from phones, Google Assistant might be the reason
Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Pro are some of the most famous and feature-rich smartwatches present on the market. Recently the devices received the Google Assistant feature, which was long-awaited by users.
Meanwhile, the Galaxy Watch 4 users are complaining about battery drain and low detection accuracy issues with their watches. This is not enough, the watch has a significant issue that some users have been dealing with.
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Many users of the watch have taken social media platforms to reveal that their watch 4 is not connecting with their phones. Even after trying to re-pair several times, there’s no success as none of the devices recognize each other. Customers are saying that when clicking on ‘add’, it asks to pair the watch like it is pairing to a new phone.
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The reason behind the issue is not clear yet. Some users say that the issue has occurred suddenly, whereas, some report that this issue is taking place after installing the Google Assistant feature on their watches.
They believe that they’ve had to perform a hard reset on their watches to get through the problem, which is really scary for those without a backup to load (via Android Police).
Further, Wear OS and Android Wear watches haven’t provided the fastest experience in the past while using Google Assistant. And, it’s disappointing to hear about performance issues affecting the service here on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 series.
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Fitbit 4.01 is starting to roll out on Android, bringing new Steps Widget and live wallpaper. The latest version comes with an updated Material You widget and a live wallpaper for step count.
The new “Fitbit Steps Widget” of Fitbit version 4.01 replaces the “Fitbit Primary Goal Widget.” A speed dial design is used while the step count is now inside the shape rather than being located below it, via 9to5Google.
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“Displaying daily steps progress,” this “Fitbit Steps Wallpaper” employs a portrait-oriented pill-shaped ring to indicate activity. The differences between the old and new UI are jarring. In other things, there’s still no dark theme.
Samsung could introduce an affordable pair of wireless earbuds – Galaxy Buds FE in early October. As we wait for an official announcement, renders and specs of the OnePlus Buds Pro 3 leak.
According to the info, the OnePlus Buds Pro 3 renders show it looks identical to its predecessor. Design-wise, the only change that can be seen is the metallic finish on the earbuds, while the weight could be 4.77 grams each.
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OnePlus Buds Pro 3 reportedly packs 10.4mm (woofer) and 6mm (tweeter). The upcoming earbuds are also said to bring 48dB Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) support as well as IP55 rating for dust and water resistance.
Additionally, the earbuds will have Bluetooth v5.3, Google Fast pair, and dual connection support. It’s said that the battery life could be 9 hours, similar to the Buds 2 Pro when ANC is turned off.
September 2023 is going on and Samsung has started releasing a new update for Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic in India. This update brings the June 2023 security patch to improve system security.
The latest software improves system stability and reliability to provide a better performance and bug-free experience. However, the official changelog nowhere mentions that the update brings any features with the smartwatches.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series users can identify the September 2023 update in India with the ending version AWI1. It carries an updated package size of 171.38MB.
Users can download this update through the Galaxy wearable app on a connected Android phone and navigate to Watch settings >> Watch software update >> Download and install. If an update is available, tap the Update now option, and on the Watch software update’ screen, tap Install now.
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— Samsung Software Updates (@SamsungSWUpdate) September 26, 2023