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Samsung clarifies that withdrawing consent for Health AI training only affects data collected for AI development; existing Health data remains intact and Samsung Cloud syncing continues, since Health data and AI data are stored separately. The company is updating the notice wording to improve clarity about the feature.
Samsung Health now includes a consent toggle for AI training, and disabling it prevents health data from syncing to your Samsung account and may trigger deletion of existing data, prompting questions about data privacy and how health information is used for AI training.
Samsung Health’s update is now live, adding a redesigned UI and new features such as Vitals, Heart Health Score, Daily Cardio Load, and Fitness Index, plus extended metrics like Antioxidant Index trends and automatic AGEs tracking, plus a Hearing Health feature. The rollout missed the June 8 target but aligns with the health features tied to Galaxy Watch 9/Watch Ultra 2.
Samsung Health’s major app update turns the Galaxy Watch into a proactive AI health partner, introducing Vitals (overnight bio-signals vs baseline), Heart Health Score, Daily Cardio Load, and Fitness Index, plus a redesigned five-pillars home screen and ecosystem-wide integration across Galaxy devices. The rollout begins June 8 for Android users with Samsung Health app v7.0+; features are wellness-oriented and not for medical diagnosis.
Samsung Health updates transform the Galaxy Watch into a proactive health partner, translating overnight biometrics and daily activity into simple, actionable AI-powered guidance with features like Vitals, Heart Health Score, Daily Cardio Load, and Fitness Index, plus a redesigned five-pillar interface (Sleep, Activity, Nutrition, Mindfulness, Vitals) and a new Hearing Health feature; rollout begins June 8 ahead of Samsung’s next Galaxy Watch launch and ecosystem-wide health integration.
Samsung Health is adding a subscription-based feature for guided workouts in partnership with iFIT, offering seven categories of workouts with limited free access per month, after which a $9.99/month or $99.99/year fee applies, though initial free trials are available with new Samsung devices.
Samsung Health is expanding its features by partnering with companies like HealthTap, Walgreens, and iFIT to add telehealth visits, medication management, and premium workout videos, aiming to enhance lifestyle management beyond basic fitness tracking.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8, arriving on July 25, offers incremental upgrades over the Galaxy Watch 7, including a faster processor, improved health sensors, and more storage, but the design remains similar. Whether to upgrade depends on your current model and interest in new health features, with significant trade-in deals available for older models. The Watch 8 Classic provides a more traditional look with a rotating bezel but is heavier and smaller in display size. Overall, the decision to upgrade hinges on your need for the latest health metrics and design preferences.
Samsung is considering introducing paid subscription plans for its Samsung Health platform to offer advanced health insights and coaching features, which may be limited to newer Galaxy Watch models and available as part of a premium service, though pricing and launch dates are not yet decided.
Samsung Health has received a design refresh with the One UI 7.0 update, currently in beta for the Galaxy S24 series in select countries. The update introduces a new Mindfulness section featuring Breathing exercises, Meditation, and a Mood check-in feature. Additionally, the stress scale in the app has been modified for clearer color distinction. These changes are part of broader UI updates in One UI 7.0, which also includes revamped widgets and app icons.
Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy Ring will be unveiled at Mobile World Congress 2024, as part of its intelligent health lineup, offering a more connected digital wellness platform through AI. Although the device will be publicly displayed for the first time, it won't be available for use. Rumors suggest that the Galaxy Ring will be officially launched at a later Unpacked event, while Samsung also plans to introduce sleep apnea detection for the Galaxy Watch and launch One UI 6.1 with AI for Galaxy devices.
Samsung is set to launch the Galaxy Fit 3, with leaked features including a 1.6-inch AMOLED screen, aluminum body, IP68 rating, 16MB of RAM, 256MB of internal storage, 208mAh battery, and 101 workout modes. It also offers blood oxygen level tracking, sleep monitoring, Fall Detection, Emergency SOS, and can be used as a remote shutter for a paired smartphone's camera. The fitness band is larger and thinner than its predecessor, the Galaxy Fit 2, and focuses on advanced sleep coaching and improved workout tracking.
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Ring, a new health and wellness wearable, is confirmed to be released in the second half of 2024 by Daniel Seung, the Global head of B2B Wearable/IoT/Accessory at Samsung Electronics. The device's design has been briefly revealed, and it is expected to be showcased at Samsung's next major launch event alongside other anticipated devices like the Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Z6 foldable phones. The Galaxy Ring is aimed at Samsung Health enthusiasts and is expected to seamlessly integrate health and fitness tracking with a simplistic design that complements various fashion styles. Additionally, there is speculation about potential features for AR/VR users and integration with Samsung's upcoming mixed-reality headset.
The Samsung Galaxy Ring, set to compete with the Oura ring, has been spotted in Samsung's Good Lock app, hinting at its imminent release. The device is expected to offer sleep tracking functionality and may feature ECG, PPG, and SpO2 sensors. Reports suggest it will be lightweight, available in multiple sizes and finishes, and could debut alongside a "major update" to Samsung's Health app later this year.
Samsung has announced the Galaxy Ring, a health and wellness device in the form of a ring, following the success of Oura in the health tracking ring market. The company aims to integrate its cutting-edge innovations from Samsung Health into this new form factor, leveraging features from the Galaxy Watch line. While specific details such as release date, price, and features are yet to be revealed, Samsung is looking to position the Galaxy Ring as a complementary device to its existing wearable lineup.