AI is apparently at the center of all things Galaxy Watch, with Samsung teasing the new AI-powered smartwatch that’s coming at next week’s Unpacked event. With the next Unpacked a mere week away, Samsung is ramping up the teasers to get people hyped for all the new features and new hardware. In a blog post today on its official Samsung Mobile Press site, Samsung says “Coming Soon: A New AI-Powered Health Companion on Your Wrist.” Samsung isn’t explicitly stating it, but these highlights are referencing the new Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.
AI has been a part of the Galaxy Watch experience to some extent for a few years now. Both Google Assistant and Gemini, as well as Samsung’s own Bixby, have been accessible from the Galaxy Watch devices and allowed users the capability to do quite a few things. Samsung then started integrating Galaxy AI into its most recent watches. This opened up the watch models to even more features. Samsung is now teasing taking things to the next level with AI-powered health insights and new internal components.
The new AI-powered Galaxy Watch will now help you “proactively manage our health in real time”
Samsung doesn’t give much in the way of specifics here. However, it does leave a few breadcrumbs for people to follow. For example, it says the new Galaxy Watch is able to track our health for longer and with “greater accuracy.” Samsung is also confirming that the new watch has longer battery life and it states that the new watch is powered by all-new internal components.
None of this overly expressive of the new features or specs. However, it does tell the user two things. One, the watch won’t have to be recharged as often. And two, it’ll be more accurate with health-tracking. Both of these improvements benefit the user greatly.
How much of an improvement the new Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 get in these areas is still unclear. But any improvement at all is still going to be good for users.
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