Well, that was fast. Samsung barely unveiled its hot new Android and iOS-compatible smartwatch a couple of days ago, putting it up for sale almost immediately, and a very important software update is already rolling out to the Galaxy Watch 3 in select regions around the world.
This just so happens to activate one of the biggest new features advertised at the company’s virtual Unpacked event on Wednesday, which Samsung vaguely promised to do by the end of Q3 initially. Well, the quarter is far from over, and at least if you don’t live in Algeria, Angola, Canada, France, Iran, Japan, Libya, South Africa, or Thailand, you should be able to use the Galaxy Watch 3’s blood oxygen sensor really soon.
By measuring your blood oxygen saturation levels over time, the Tizen-powered intelligent timepiece can monitor how effectively your respiratory system transfers oxygen to the blood stream, detecting a condition known as hypoxemia when said saturation levels fall below 90 percent. While undoubtedly handy, the technology is not intended for professional medical use and shouldn’t be trusted to replace a doctor’s diagnosis or dictate a treatment method.
Source: Phonearena
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