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Samsung has released the first security update for the Galaxy Watch 4 since the rollout of Wear OS 4 with One UI Watch 5. The update improves stability and can be downloaded through the Samsung Wearable app. The Watch 4 is promised four major Wear OS updates, with the recent update being the second. However, there is no security update available yet for the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic.
The highly anticipated One UI Watch 5 update for older Galaxy smartwatches, including the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 5 series, might be released this week, according to a leaked screenshot shared on Reddit. The update is expected to bring improvements to sleep tracking, personalized heart rate zones, and additional features such as call controls and support for up to 20 timers. However, the authenticity of the leaked screenshot has not been confirmed, so it's best to approach the news with caution.
Samsung has released the fifth beta update for its One UI Watch 5, ending in firmware version ZWH3. The update includes fixes for charging status errors, Wi-Fi connection errors, and watch face synchronization errors. The One UI Watch 5 update is expected to be released for older Galaxy Watch models after the launch of the Galaxy Watch 6 series, which is set to go on sale on August 11.
Samsung has released the third beta firmware, One UI Watch 5 beta 3, for the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 5 lineups. The update includes improvements to blood oxygen readings during sleep, sleep measurements, screen visibility outdoors, and power supply management. It also comes with the latest security patch for July 2023. The beta testing brings the One UI Watch 5 update closer to a public release, expected after the unveiling of the Galaxy Watch 6 series at Unpacked on July 27.
Samsung has released the second beta version of the One UI Watch 5 update for the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5, which includes the June 2023 security patch, improved performance, bug fixes, fixed Samsung Pay, and automatic recognition of Bicycle Riding exercise. The update is available in South Korea and the US for those enrolled in the One UI Watch 5 Beta program.
Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy Watch 6, set to release later this year, will be the first to support AFib notifications. The feature will track vitals for signs of atrial fibrillation and will be available on new hardware before being rolled out to existing Galaxy Watch models. The Irregular Heart Rhythm Notification feature will be part of the new One UI 5 Watch and will eventually be available in 13 markets across the globe. The Galaxy Watch 6 series is expected to offer a new chipset, updated designs, and the return of a "Classic" model with a rotating bezel.
The One UI Watch 5 beta update based on Wear OS 4 now allows Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 series users to connect their wearables to a new phone without resetting them. This change eliminates the need for a factory reset when transferring to a new phone, which has been a long-awaited feature for smartwatch users. The beta update is currently available in the USA and South Korea, with a public release expected next month at Unpacked.
Samsung has launched a One UI Watch 5 beta program for Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 5 lineups, but it is only available in the US and Korea, disappointing fans in other countries. Last year, One UI Watch 4.5 testing was similarly limited to these two countries. While smartwatch software is not as complex as smartphone software, most Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 5 owners will have to wait for the final release to get all the new features.
Samsung's One UI Watch 5 Beta update for the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 series is based on Wear OS 4, which is powered by Android 13, skipping Android 12. Wear OS 4 brings Material You design, longer battery life, native backup feature, and improved permissions for health data. One UI Watch 5 brings enhanced customizability to watch faces, automatic workout detection for cycling, and more call controls.
Samsung has launched the One UI Watch 5 beta program for Galaxy Watch 4, Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, Galaxy Watch 5, and Galaxy Watch 5 Pro smartwatches in the US and South Korea. Interested users can sign up for the beta program through the Samsung Members app and download the first beta update from the watch's settings in the Galaxy Wearable app on their phone. The update is 1.5+ GB in size and includes major new features.