Samsung Health users with Wear OS devices can now enjoy enhanced features as a new update has been rolled out. The fresh update is available on the Galaxy Store with version 6.27.0.123 and a package size of 100.17MB.

This update introduces several enhancements and bug fixes to improve user experience and enhance functionality. The update addresses issues reported by users in previous versions to ensure smoother operation and more reliable performance on Wear OS devices.

However, there’s a change for users with older Galaxy phones. The new Samsung Health version 6.27 is no longer compatible with Android 9 or older devices. Users on these phones can still use the app but may have limited access to features and won’t receive future updates and support.

The Korean tech giant continues to update its Health app to offer better features and support for newer ones. Samsung’s Wear OS users are advised to update to version 6.27.0.123 to take advantage of these improvements and bug fixes for a more optimized health tracking experience.

You need to connect your Galaxy Watch to your smartphone to install the update. Now, Open Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can download the update from the third-party app link mentioned here.

WhatsApp is regularly working to introduce an update that will integrate Meta AI directly into its messaging platform. At the moment, WhatsApp is rolling out a new beta update with version 2.24.14.20, which brings the ability for Meta AI to edit photos shared by users.

The new beta update of WhatsApp aims to enhance the image editing and interaction experience by allowing them to ask questions about their photos and receive detailed insights. Additionally, users will be able to make edits to their photos conveniently within the chat interface.

Users of this beta update can see a new chat button. This new button of WhatsApp lets users easily share photos with Meta AI for analysis and editing. This helps users to seek information about objects in their photos and make adjustments according to their preferences.

Furthermore, users have complete control over their photos, including the option to delete them at any time. Through the new feature, WhatsApp makes a more interactive and personalized approach to managing and editing photos directly within the app.

Google Wallet will soon allow US residents to store their Passports. The company is exploring ways to end the need for physical documents via Google Wallet. The next stop seems to be the passports department, which could be virtualized in the future.

X tipster AssembleDebug discovered that Google Wallet is testing a feature to add Passports in the US. The upcoming function will likely allow you to “create an ID pass with your passport.” However, the feature’s availability may be limited to the United States only.

Google Wallet could create an ID pass for a passport. It would allow users to verify their “identity for domestic flights at select airline security checkpoints or online purchases.” It will be sharable for verification with authorities through NFC or QR code scanning functionality.

Passports could be stored in Google Wallet but users should keep their physical copy. Such kind of document is usually required when you travel abroad. Virtualizing documents is OK but it may create regulatory hurdles given the respective country’s laws and acceptance.

Samsung Wallet is also filled with countless features for Galaxy consumers. It also has local payments support such as UPI in India, which offers ease of access. While Samsung Wallet is unsharable, Galaxy users can enjoy the Google Wallet anytime they want.

Here is a screenshot for the upcoming passport support in the Google Wallet.

This is going to be a US only feature. https://t.co/lhXdqLeAcp pic.twitter.com/PiEgjOkfAh

— AssembleDebug (Shiv) (@AssembleDebug) July 4, 2024