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Samsung boosts Galaxy Ring stability with September 2024 update
We are in September 2024 and Samsung has released a new update for the Galaxy Ring. The update enhances the device’s performance and overall user experience by improving stability and reliability.
Users of the Samsung Galaxy Ring are getting the September 2024 update with version Q50XWWU2AXH1. The installation package size of this update is only 0.64MB but it includes some important improvements.
Several users have experienced issues with Bluetooth connections, which can be annoying when trying to sync the Galaxy Ring with other devices. With this update, Samsung fixes these problems to provide a more stable Bluetooth connection.
Moreover, the update also enhances the integration with Samsung Health. With improved reliability in Samsung Health, users can look forward to more accurate results and smoother performance when tracking their health data.
Users are advised to download the update to enjoy these enhancements and get the most out of their fitness tracking. With better Bluetooth stability and improved Samsung Health features, the Galaxy Ring is ready to deliver a more reliable and enjoyable experience.
It is an initial rollout so it may take some hours or days to reach all models of Galaxy Ring. To update your Galaxy Ring, connect it to your smartphone via the Wearable app. Now, open the Ring settings, check for software updates, and tap on the download and install option.
Apple Watch Ultra 2 faced a defeat against Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra and Watch 7. Consumer Reports honored the Galaxy Watch Ultra and Galaxy Watch 7 with leading scores, literally defeating the Apple Watch Ultra 2.
Samsung’s latest smartwatches, the Galaxy Watch Ultra and Watch 7, have claimed the number one and number two spots in the latest rankings by the prestigious consumer review publication, ConsumerReports.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra secured 92 points, surpassing the Apple Watch Ultra 2 which achieved 91 points. In a first for smartwatch evaluations, Consumer Reports awarded the Galaxy Watch Ultra an “Excellent” rating in all 11 categories assessed.
This news highlights Samsung’s significant achievement in the smartwatch market. The Galaxy Watch Ultra’s exceptional performance across all categories solidifies its position as a leading smartwatch option in the US.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra excelled in various areas including ease of use, versatility, health features, scratch resistance, water resistance, ease of interaction, and readability. The Galaxy Watch 7 LTE also shared the top spot with a score of 92.
The Galaxy Watch 7 BT secured a joint fourth place with a score of 90, resulting in Samsung occupying three of the top five spots. Do note that the recently released Apple Watch 10 was not included in this evaluation.
Samsung’s upcoming One UI 7 based on Android 15 will offer several new features and improvements for Galaxy devices. A new report suggests that One UI 7 is set to enhance the user experience of Samsung tablets, especially for those using keyboard accessories.
Android 15 update focuses on making tablets more functional and desktop-like. In the past, Android updates have improved the overall functionality of tablets, and One UI 7 continues this trend.
Google has recently introduced the “Tap Dragging” gesture, which simplifies the process of dragging and dropping items. Previously, users needed to press and hold the trackpad to move files. Now, they can tap an item and then drag it by keeping their finger on the touchpad.
In addition to the Tap Dragging gesture, the update introduces enhanced touchpad settings. The new customization features make the Galaxy Tabs more convenient and useful for individual needs.
With the enhanced Settings, users can customize various touchpad gestures, enable options such as tap-to-click and reverse scrolling, and adjust pointer speed. These options are accessible via Settings >> System >> Touchpad.
Samsung One UI 7 update is expected to improve the Keyboard accessories for Galaxy tablets, aiming to make them more versatile and convenient for daily tasks.
Galaxy AI features are a key reason to upgrade to a newer Samsung device. Google is lagging and Apple is late in expanding artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, Samsung doesn’t stop bringing the latest AI features to Galaxy devices.
Samsung has recently expanded a new suite of Galaxy AI features with One UI 6.1.1 update. Google also debuted some fancy AI tricks with the Pixel 9 series. However, Apple is still optimizing AI features, even for the iPhone 16 series.
One UI 7 Beta is late. Samsung is set to hold this year’s Developer Conference on October 3rd. We will hopefully hear something about the One UI 7 Beta or Stable availability. Well, here are the 7 best One UI features powered by Galaxy AI:
The Circle to Search feature allows people to draw a circle around any image or text on the smartphone screen to get instant information. The search is done directly in the app or navigation window you are in – no need to open a new app to perform the search.
With the Call Assistant and Live Translate feature, real-time translation during phone calls becomes a reality. This tool is essential for international travel and for those who need to communicate in different languages.
Note Assist: The Galaxy AI-powered Note Assist feature not only summarizes notes but also generates custom templates to facilitate organization and planning. With this tool, productivity reaches a new level.
Chat Assist & Smart Reply: With Chat Assist, messages are translated and grammatically corrected in real-time. This feature is a real lifesaver for those who communicate with contacts from different parts of the world.
Navigation Assistant: The Navigation Assistant summarizes long articles and web pages, providing faster and more focused reading. This feature is ideal for those who need to consume large amounts of information in a short time.
Transcription Assist: The Transcription Assistant3 converts voice recordings into text, identifying different speakers. This feature is perfect for students, journalists, and professionals who need to accurately transcribe interviews and meetings.