has been testing -based for the series smartwatches for a few months now. In June, the company released the , and last month, it rolled out the of the new software for these wearables.
Now, the South Korean tech giant has pushed a new feature to the Galaxy Watch 4 series smartwatches which suggests that the company might have completed testing One UI 6 Watch for these wearables and might roll out its stable version to the public soon.
On Reddit, a user that their’s Info Board watch face received an update. After installing it, the watch face started showing the Energy Score option, a feature that Samsung released with the and is a part of Wear OS 5-based One UI 6 Watch.
It suggests that Samsung is on the verge of releasing a stable version of the new software to the public. Unfortunately, there’s no official release date available yet.
The story continues after the video…
Energy Score, as the name suggests, is a feature that gives you a score based on your daily activity, sleep, and heart rate. It is one of the most talked about and useful features of the Galaxy Watch 7 and One UI 6 Watch. Samsung offered it to the Galaxy Watch 4 series with the One UI 6 Watch beta update.
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Now, the South Korean tech giant has pushed a new feature to the Galaxy Watch 4 series smartwatches which suggests that the company might have completed testing One UI 6 Watch for these wearables and might roll out its stable version to the public soon.
Galaxy Watch 4's Info Board watch face gets updated with Energy Score
On Reddit, a user that their’s Info Board watch face received an update. After installing it, the watch face started showing the Energy Score option, a feature that Samsung released with the and is a part of Wear OS 5-based One UI 6 Watch.
It suggests that Samsung is on the verge of releasing a stable version of the new software to the public. Unfortunately, there’s no official release date available yet.
The story continues after the video…
Energy Score, as the name suggests, is a feature that gives you a score based on your daily activity, sleep, and heart rate. It is one of the most talked about and useful features of the Galaxy Watch 7 and One UI 6 Watch. Samsung offered it to the Galaxy Watch 4 series with the One UI 6 Watch beta update.
The post appeared first on .