Samsung has started rolling out a major software update for its latest generations of smartwatches. The manufacturer finally releases a One UI 5 Watch for Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 5 Pro. The new version of the user interface for smart watches is based on the Wear OS 4 operating system from Google.
One UI 5 Watch debuted with the launch of the Galaxy Watch 6, bringing new features and minor design changes, as well as unprecedented watch faces that should also arrive for older models of the brand’s smartwatches, such as the Galaxy Watch 3, but the software update will remain exclusive. For Watch 5 and Watch 4.
With the new version of the system, smart watches are now Several improvements to the sleep tracking feature. Among the novelties is a function called “sleep training” (“sleep training”, in free translation) which gives contextual advice after tracking a certain amount of a user’s nights sleep.
The feature sets a sleep “profile” that allows you to view and analyze rest patterns. It then provides a list of habits to follow to improve the user’s sleep quality, such as avoiding napping and waking up at a certain time.
Another function that has received improvements is heart rate monitoring. The watches will have the ability to build “heart rate zones” which, after evaluating the wearer’s performance and health data when working out, determines the optimal heart rate zones based on the type of activity.
The update has started rolling out in some countries for users of the Galaxy Watch 5 line, but it won’t be long before One UI 5 Watch arrives on Galaxy Watch 4 models, which continue to run the latest beta of the new one. OS.
To update your Galaxy Watch, simply go to the Galaxy Wearable app, go to the “Watch Settings” menu and tap on “Update”. Program around the clock”. It is recommended to keep the smart watch at least 40% of the battery, or connect it to the charger to install the update, as well as download the update via Wi-Fi.
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