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Samsung Galaxy Watch 6: A New Level of Health and Fitness Tracking and Many More

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Samsung’s latest smartwatch, the Galaxy Watch 6 series, is now available for pre-order. Unveiled at Unpacked in Seoul, these watches boast a refined design and exciting features. Notably, the Classic model brings back the beloved physical rotating bezel after being absent for a year.

The new smartwatches offer impressive hardware upgrades. They come with slightly bigger screens that have higher resolutions and increased brightness, providing users with a more immersive experience. Additionally, the watches are equipped with bigger batteries to ensure longer usage between charges. The inclusion of an extra 512MB of RAM brings the total to 2GB, resulting in smoother performance and improved multitasking. The Galaxy Watch 6 series also features the latest Exynos W930 chipset, promising enhanced efficiency and speed.

With these advancements, Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 6 series is set to provide users with an even more enjoyable and efficient smartwatch experience. Shipping will begin on August 11, so tech enthusiasts can look forward to getting their hands on these innovative wearables soon.

The Galaxy Watch 6 retains a similar sensor setup to its predecessors. It features a 3-in-1 BioActive Sensor that combines optical heart rate, electrical heart signal, and bioelectrical impedance analysis sensors. This sensor arrangement allows for comprehensive health and fitness monitoring on the smartwatch.

Galaxy Watch 6 series sensors, new features, and apps

The Galaxy Watch 6 comes equipped with various sensors to enhance its functionality. These include a temperature sensor, accelerometer, barometer, gyro sensor, geomagnetic sensor, and a light sensor. Additionally, the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic features a 3D Hall sensor, which helps determine the position of the physical rotating bezel, allowing for smooth and intuitive navigation.

Galaxy Watch 6 offers a number of new features that can help you track your fitness and sleep. Here are some of the key features:

  • Advanced fitness tracking: The Galaxy Watch 6 can track a wide range of fitness activities, including running, cycling, swimming, and strength training. It also offers a number of features to help you improve your fitness, such as VO2 max, training load, and recovery time.
  • Sleep tracking: The Galaxy Watch 6 can track your sleep quality, including how much time you spend in each sleep stage. It also offers insights into your sleep patterns, so you can see how your sleep is changing over time.
  • Irregular heart rhythm notifications: The Galaxy Watch 6 can track your heart rate and notify you if it detects an irregular rhythm. This can be a sign of a serious heart condition, so it’s important to see a doctor if you receive this notification.
  • New apps and watch faces: The Galaxy Watch 6 comes with a number of new apps and watch faces, including a new ECG app and a new sleep-tracking app. There are also a number of new watch faces that you can choose from, so you can find one that matches your style.

Overall, the Galaxy Watch 6 is a great smartwatch for people who want to track their fitness and sleep. It offers a number of advanced features that can help you improve your health and well-being.

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Android 16 released, when is Samsung One UI 8 coming?

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Android 16 is here now, and it came out sooner than expected on June 10, 2025. But if you have a Samsung Galaxy phone, you’ll still have to wait a bit longer for One UI 8.

Samsung is working fast on a test version of One UI 8. However, the final version for everyone to use might still be a month or two away. It is  likely that the official release will happen around the same time Samsung launches its new foldable phones, the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7. Let’s see what this means for Samsung phone users.

The first test version of Android 16 came out in January 2025. Google worked very quickly, and because of that, a really good version of Android 16 is ready much earlier than usual. It has smoother movements, better AI features, and stronger security.

Android 16’s first test version came out in January 2025.Google worked fast, so Android 16 is ready early.It has smoother animations, better AI, and stronger security.

For Samsung, this early release of Android 16 is both good and a bit tricky. The company has been working closely with Google to make sure their own software, One UI 8, works well with the new Android 16. This teamwork is really helping them out.

Samsung says One UI 8 will be out “this summer” (June-August) in the US. However, while Google’s Pixel phones already have Android 16, Galaxy users are still in the test phase or waiting for the official release.

Samsung wasted no time kicking off the One UI 8 Beta Program, launching it on May 28, 2025, for the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra in Germany, South Korea, the UK, and the US. This is Samsung’s earliest beta release yet.

Samsung has confirmed that the stable One UI 8 update will first come on their new foldable phones, the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7, when they launch this summer. These new foldables will have One UI 8 and Android 16 right away. Other Galaxy phones will get the One UI 8 update shortly after the foldables are released.

 

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The Galaxy S25 series, which is already in the beta testing program, could see the stable update as early as August, with the S24, S23, and other flagships like the Z Fold6 and Z Flip6 close behind.

Why the Wait?

Android 16 is here, but Galaxy users still wait for One UI 8. That’s because One UI 8 adds Samsung’s own new features, like a better Now Brief and Quick Share. Testing these on all Samsung phones takes time.

Samsung is making sure One UI 8 is better by testing it early and rolling it out in stages. This avoids the problems they had with One UI 7, giving all users a more stable update, even if it takes a bit more time.

What’s Next for Galaxy Users?

If you have an S25 and are in a test region, you can join the One UI 8 Beta now.

Otherwise, you’ll need to wait for the final release.

The new Galaxy Z Fold7 or Z Flip7 will have One UI 8 already installed when they launch, probably in late July or early August.

For everyone else, keep an eye on the Samsung Members app for news on when you will get it.

 

 

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Android 16 launches, One UI 8 arrives July (after iOS 26).

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Google declared Android 16 launch, One UI 8 for foldables coming with new Samsung devices, post-iOS 26 preview.

Google just discussed Android 16 is coming out on June 10th for Pixel phones.

 

The official Android 16 update release date is June 10, 2025

Even if you don’t have a Pixel, you might get some new Android countenance this June, and Google’s apps will get cool updates too.

Today, Pixel 6 and newer phones will begin getting the major Android 16 update. It should be if possible  late tonight for users in the US, giving them a new standard Android experience.

Some Pixel users are already testing Android 16 early through a special program. The new “strongest match” that Google showed off before will gradually appear in Android 16.

Android 16 brings a fresh new look for Pixel phones, with updated Quick Settings, Notification Panel, and App Icons. People are also really liking the new blurred design, especially after seeing what Apple did with iOS 26.

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The main Android 16 update (the “stable” version) that’s turn out now might not have all the new “Expressive Design” features right away. Google plans to add those new design elements gradually, and many of them are already available if you’re in the test program (called QPR Beta). Also, Google’s own apps are starting to get the new look.

iOS 26 Preview

On June 9th, Apple showed off iOS 26 for iPhones, which has the biggest new look in Apple’s software history. However, some people are saying the new “liquid glass” design is hard to see clearly.

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Google has announced that Samsung phones will get Android 16 this summer. Samsung later confirmed that their new foldable phones, coming out in July, will be the first to launch with the new Android 16 and One UI 8.

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One UI 7.0 Camera App: More Interactive Pro Experience

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Samsung’s camera app, already great for photos and videos, just got a refresh with One UI 7.0. Now, it is even better, especially with the new Pro mode for advanced users.

Samsung has cleaned up the camera app’s look. It now shows fewer options upfront, neatly organizing the less-used features into a single menu found by tapping the four dots on the bottom right.

The camera app is now less cluttered, so you can concentrate on your subject. All the important controls are still easily accessible at the bottom. One UI 7.0 brings these same upgrades to the Pro and Pro Video camera modes too.

Pro mode lets you take full control of your camera, like a professional photographer. You can manually set things like:

ISO: How sensitive the camera is to light. Higher ISO means brighter pictures in low light, but can make them grainy.

Shutter speed: How long the camera’s shutter stays open. A fast shutter “freezes” motion, while a slow shutter can create cool blur effects.

Exposure levels: How bright or dark your photo will be overall.

White balance: Makes sure white colors look truly white, so your photos have natural-looking colors, no matter the light.

On the other hand, Normal mode is much simpler. It automatically figures out all these settings for you, both before and after you press the button to take a picture.

These new changes and improvements are available in One UI 7.0 for both the regular camera and the advanced Pro and Pro Video modes.

Layout:

In the new camera app, the menu bar at the top is now smaller and takes up less space than before in One UI 6. It only shows about five main options, and what those options are might be a little different depending on which Galaxy phone you have.

Note: The One UI 6.x has an additional telephoto button on Ultra models.

Controls section:

All the camera features are now found at the bottom of your screen.

The “Pro mode” label has moved to the bottom, right next to where you tap to take a picture. It used to be above that button.

In its old spot (above the manual settings), you will now find the zoom controls.

There’s a new menu button that slides in, and it holds all the other options and features that aren’t shown on the main screen.

Even though the manual camera settings are still on the screen, they take up much less space, making the view cleaner.

Camera view:

The UI cleanup contributes to an improved camera view and helps users to focus on the subject to capture a high-quality image.

Front camera support:

Good news! The new Pro mode in One UI 7.0 now also works with your front camera. So, you can take pro-quality selfies and videos too.

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To switch between the front and rear cameras, you can either:

  • Tap the camera switch button (it’s usually next to the capture button).
  • Or, simply swipe up or down on the camera screen.

New features:

Besides the redesign, the Pro and Pro Video modes now have a new Exposure monitor. This handy tool helps you get the brightness of your photos and videos just right.

  • Zebra pattern: Shows stripes on parts that are either too dark or too bright.
  • False color: Uses different colors to show areas based on their brightness level.

Also, just like in normal video mode, the Pro video mode now has a new zoom slider for super smooth zooming in and out.

Log:

Supported devices will see the Log feature, which expands control over color grading by recording in log format.

You might also notice that some of the icons in the camera app look a bit different compared to the previous version.

 

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