Available since last year, the Galaxy Ring continues its journey and becomes more useful with this new update. Samsung's connected ring receives new firmware, stamped Q50XWWU2AYD1, which promises to make tracking your well-being even more precise and integrated. Available in the Galaxy Ring's home country, its global rollout is imminent.
At the heart of this evolution, two key features enrich the Samsung Health experience, the platform where all the data collected by the Galaxy Ring converges.
A refined energy score for optimal self-understanding
Integrated into Samsung Health, the energy score improves thanks to the update. Ring wearers will now be able to precisely adjust the amount of physical activity performed throughout the day. This additional data will allow for a more accurate and relevant calculation of the energy score, thus providing a more accurate view of your overall fitness level. Remember that the energy score is a daily summary, calculated from various metrics such as sleep time, resting heart rate and workouts, is there to offer a concise overview of the user's fitness level.
This score is based on Galaxy AI and AI continues to gain importance on the connected ring. Samsung will use it to analyze the user's data history in order to propose concrete and personalized actions to optimize the wearer's health. For example, if an intense day of training is followed by a night of insufficient sleep, the Galaxy Ring, via Samsung Health, can advise you to take it easy the next day and prioritize restorative rest.
The Galaxy Ring, conductor of your sleep environment?
The second major innovation of this update lies in the advanced integration of the Galaxy Ring with SmartThings. The South Korean giant's connected ring can interact with other devices connected to the ecosystem to create a more suitable sleep environment.
To benefit from these new features, users will need to install the new Galaxy Ring firmware as soon as possible. They will also need to ensure that their Samsung Health app is updated to version 6.29.5. With these new features, Samsung confirms that its ring wants to become more than just a sensor and responds to its rivals. The Acer brand recently entered this segment with the launch of the FreeSense Ring.
For its part, Samsung unveiled a limited edition of the Galaxy Ring in South Korea.
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