Samsung will soon enable its Galaxy Watch 4 smartwatch to track your sleep using cartoon animals. This new update will be coming soon, alongside a Google assistant improvement. This update will also be coming to the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic.
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Starting on the 9th of February, the Galaxy Watch 4 series will support sleep coaching, interval training and the option to set body composition targets. Samsung is massively improving on its sleep tracking features since it is lagging behind the competition.
After tracking your sleep patterns for under a week, the Watch will show animals that represent your sleep pattern. These include eight different animals of which four represents four chronotypes. The animals include a Dolphin, lion, wolf and bear.
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Samsung is also promising a stronger Wear OS compatibility for the watch 4 series. It confirms that the Google assistant is coming, and users will be able to stream YouTube Music over Wi-Fi and LTE.
There is now an internet browser on its new Wear OS-powered Galaxy Watch 4 according to reports from 9to5Google. The company also has its browser on its older Tizen-based smartwatches.
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Browsing on a tiny screen for a long time might not be ideal, but it’s perfect for checking up on locations and quick info. It reduces the burden of bringing out your smartphones in traffic, especially when the smartwatch has LTE.
Samsung is also refreshing the colours and the digital clock fonts on the Galaxy Watch 4 faces. There will be new strap colours, fabric bands as well.
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