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9 Samsung tips to boost battery life of your Galaxy Watch
Like a smartphone, if you are using a smartwatch, then it is also necessary to charge it on time. There are many reasons due to which the problem of battery drain starts appearing in smartphones and smartwatches. So now you check out 9 tips to extend the battery life of your Samsung Galaxy Watch.
Samsung also provides a host of functions and apps for its Galaxy smartwatches, so that users don’t have to leave their mobiles to perform simple tasks. The battery is a vital part, and obviously, no one likes to charge it again and again due to a draining issue.
9 Tips to extend Battery life of Samsung Galaxy Watch
1) Update Software
It is very important to keep your watch updated because many times some bugs come up, which are fixed by the company through new updates. You can easily check and update your smartwatch, just need to follow a few steps.
Firstly, connect your watch to your Android phone, open the Samsung Wearable app >> 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.
2) Update Apps
Sometimes apps may have bugs that cause them to consume too much battery, make sure all your apps are up to date for the best performance.
3) Unused Heath Trackers
Sometimes it happens that we start many health-tracking functions and forget to use them regularly. Due to this, the Watch battery starts decreasing even without using it.
Swipe upwards on the Watch screen and from the Apps screen tap Samsung Health. Swipe up on a feature’s health menu and tap it to turn it off. After exiting any health menu, double-press the Watch Back button to return to the watch face. (Double-pressing the Back key will not return to the main menu of the Samsung Health app)
4) Delete Data and Close Background Apps
Open the Galaxy Wearable >> tap the Watch Settings >> press the About Watch option >> click on Storage >> tap Image or Audio >> Click the Delete button.
5) Power Saving mode
When power saving mode is on, your watch’s home screen will be shown in grayscale and all functions will be turned off except for calls, messages, and notifications that use Bluetooth. Wi-Fi and mobile data will also be turned off, and performance will be limited.
From Galaxy Watch 5 Settings, open the Battery section and tap on Power saving mode to turn it on. Also, you can turn it on through Quick Menu.
6) Turn off Network connections
Some of the apps and features that we cannot use without Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or mobile network connection. Turn on only the connection functions you need, you can turn off all the rest to save battery.
To turn on some connections, swipe up on the Watch screen and open Settings. Tap Connections, you can turn off the Mobile network and Wi-Fi.
7) Customize your notification settings
You should customize notifications as per your preference. Open Settings on your watch >> Click on Notifications >> Tap on Advanced Settings >> turn off the switches for Show with details and Turn on the screen.
8) Temperature
Temperature is also a factor in reducing watch battery life, exposing it to very cold or hot temperatures can cause damage.
9) Turn off the Watch Always on Display
Of course, the Always on Display function eats up a lot of battery. If you want to save it then from Settings of the Watch, open the Display section and tap on the Always on Display toggle to turn it off.
Note: You can customize these settings from both your smartphone and smartwatch.
One UI 6.0
BREAKING: One UI 6 Beta 4 rolling out to Galaxy S23 in the US – October 2023 patch, critical bug fixes [1GB]
Samsung today begins the rollout of One UI 6 Beta 4 to the Galaxy S23 series in the US. This update earlier tipped to arrive next week, while the company is beginning to deploy to software from today itself. October 2023 security patch included in the Beta 4 alongside critical bug fixes.
According to the info, Samsung is rolling out the One UI 6 Beta 4 to Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus and Galaxy S23 Ultra in the US. The update weighs over 1GB and bears PDA build version ending with ZWIC for carrier-unlocked S23 models.
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The changelog of the fourth One UI 6 Beta mentions fixes for bugs related to Samsung Pass, voice recognition while receiving a call, Google Assistant execution problems, and more. Samsung has also listed some known issues that are left to be fixed as of now.
One UI 6 Beta 4 Changelog
- Fixed the onboarding failure when retrying login after initializing Samsung Pass and logging out of Samsung account
- Fixed the problem that voice recognition is not possible when you say “answer the phone” while receiving a call
- Fixed the Google Assistant execution problem when swiping up in the gesture mode of the navigation bar
- Many other improvements
Known issues
- Motion photo is not available
- Infinite reboot occurs when entering repair mode
- Kids app cannot be installed after updating from One UI 5.0 to One UI 6.0. It will be installed in mid-September as a separate app (public open at the end of September)
In addition to the US, the fourth Beta will soon be available in South Korea and Germany. In the remaining markets including China, India, Poland and the US, the same software will be rolled out as the third Beta build to the Galaxy S23 series users.
After weeks of leaks and rumors, Samsung finally began teasing the Galaxy S23 FE. Today, Samsung India posted an image showcasing the triple rear camera setup of its upcoming smartphone. Undoubtedly, it’s for the Galaxy S23 FE, which is reportedly coming next month.
In the teaser, Samsung mentioned that “Epic moments are now closer than ever.” This is because of the Galaxy S23 FE’s flagship-grade specs that are coming with affordability. The company says “Get ready to experience the new epic. Launching soon.”
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Epic moments are now closer than ever. Get ready to experience the new epic. Launching soon. #Samsung pic.twitter.com/68xhvNMb3o
— Samsung India (@SamsungIndia) September 22, 2023
Earlier, we reported that the South Korean tech giant may unveil the Galaxy S23 FE on October 4. Along with the Fan Edition smartphone, the Galaxy Buds FE and Galaxy Tab S9 FE series products will also make their official debut for consumers.
Users of Samsung’s Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra will receive the One UI 6 Beta 4 update next week. This isn’t an official confirmation, but revealed by a trusted Samsung tipster, who has a good track record of unreleased products and software development.
According to IceUniverse, Galaxy S23 series users, who have signed up for the One UI 6 Beta Program, will get the Beta 4 next week. While criticizing the One UI China team’s efficiency, the source disclosed that the Beta 4 is coming outside Chinese market next week.
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Earlier, the Galaxy S23 series users received the One UI 6 Beta 3 Hotfix, days after the Beta 3 release. As the changelog is getting downsized with each Beta, it can be assumed that Samsung’s software development is on the right path and we will soon see the Stable release.
I also want to give up on Samsung because I haven’t received any updates for One UI 6 Beta3 so far. Samsung China’s efficiency is too low。
and you will receive Beta4 next week.— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) September 22, 2023