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Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Sleep Tracking feature makes your day EPIC!
Good sleep! What do you understand by this? Is it only about the amount of time spent in bed? No, a good night’s sleep is the key to victory the next day as it improves your focus, mood, health, and overall well-being so you can give 100% of your energy. For that, Samsung provides Sleep tracking technology to Galaxy Watch 5 that can make your day epic.
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Built with sleep-tracking technology, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 can monitor your sleep patterns, track any movements, and see how they relate to your sleep score. This feature is one of the best ways we can better understand our sleep patterns to ensure that we are getting a better night’s sleep.
The snore detection feature of the Galaxy Watch 5 records the sounds you make while you sleep and alerts you. Healthy sleep consists of three main points – sleep duration, sleep quality, and a consistent sleep schedule. With the Galaxy Watch 5, you can take real steps to improve all three!
To better manage your sleep, check out below mentioned tips for using the Galaxy Watch 5 Series and consider a few tips to make sure your night’s sleep is as restful as possible.
- Track your sleep patterns: Sleep Score gives you detailed data on when you entered deep sleep, REM sleep, and how your sleep and wake times change.
- Better understand your sleep quality: With blood oxygen monitoring and snoring detection, you can learn more about your sleep patterns and your overall health.
- Sleep Training Program: With Sleep Coaching, get a sleep coaching program tailored to your real habits, delivered by one of eight exclusive sleep icon animals to help you understand and improve your sleep.
- Set the ideal sleep environment: Considering where you sleep is just as important as how you sleep, consider adding temperature and light controls to your home with automatic settings to ensure that The atmosphere is just right for relaxing.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is designed for adventure and the heavy-duty lifestyle with advanced GPS-based features, the longest battery in a Galaxy Watch, and a massive Super AMOLED display protected by an advanced sapphire crystal. Through groundbreaking bioactive sensors, the Galaxy Watch5 series empowers users with the most complete picture of their health information ever.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra renders reveal major design change. It’s now almost confirmed that Samsung’s first Ultra-branded smartwatch is coming this year. Renders revealing the design of this upcoming Wear OS monster arriving from credible source Onleaks.
The company is expected to hold its next Unpacked event on July 10 in Paris. The Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra may also be introduced alongside other products including the Galaxy Ring, Galaxy Z Flip 6, Z Fold 6, Galaxy Buds 3 series, and Galaxy Watch 7 series.
Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra Renders
Onleaks in collaboration with Smartprix leaked Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra. These images expose the design of Samsung’s next Wear OS beast. Ditching the circular design, it has added a thick square metal frame which also features rounded corners.
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- Image: Onleaks | Smartprix
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- Image: Onleaks | Smartprix
The Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra design is neither circular nor squarish, it’s a hybrid one. Smartprix highlights that the smartwatch looks very similar to traditional Panerai watches. Moreover, it has a third physical button in the middle, incorporated with the two usual physical buttons.
The Watch 7 Ultra will likely sport a 1.5-inch circular display, measuring 47 x 47.4 x 16.4 mm. Earlier reports have suggested that the physical rotating bezel, the iconic identity of Watch Classic, is also expected to come in the Ultra Watch.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy smartwatches appeared on FCC certification. droidlife spotted the Galaxy Watch 7 and the Watch FE on the FCC certification database. This input suggests that the affordable smartwatch may join the Galaxy Unpacked in July 2024.
FCC database listed Samsung’s SM-L300, SM-L305, SM-L310, SM-L315, and SM-R861. Model numbers L300 and L310 could be the Wi-Fi versions of the two sizes for the Galaxy Watch 7. However, the L305 and L315 models could be called Watch 7 LTE, in two sizes.
Apart from the Standard variant, Samsung’s Watch 7 lineup will also consist of Classic and Pro/Ultra. So far, these models have not appeared on the FCC certification site. We will likely get to know more about the upcoming models in the near future.
Additionally, the SM-R861 is expected to be the Galaxy Watch FE or the Watch 4 (2024). This is speculated because Samsung’s Watch 4 was SM-R860. It also hints at similar specs and features in the Watch FE as the Watch 4 with the latest Wear OS version.
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Google today launched Wear OS 5 Developer Preview and more related updates.
Upcoming Samsung Galaxy smartwatches will be shipped with the Wear OS 5-based One UI Watch operating system. The company is also developing this new OS for current eligible models such as the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic.
Google released the Developer Preview of Wear OS 5. The company also confirmed that the next version of its smartwatch platform is powered by the latest Android 14 and is scheduled to arrive later this year.
Wear OS 5 brings performance improvements over Wear OS 4. Tracking your workout is now more efficient; for example, running a marathon consumes up to 20% less power on Wear OS 5 than on Wear OS 4.
Watch Face Format
Debuted with Wear OS 4 last year, the Watch Face Format is also upgrading with Wear OS 5. The company also teased some changes to existing watch face development using Jetpack Watch Face APIs.
Google is restricting complications for watch faces built with AndroidX or the Wearable Support Library that will apply to some data sources besides Google Play publishing limitations to new watch faces built with these libraries.
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