Samsung has not yet announced a date for its second Unpacked event, but rumors are circulating about its suspicious launch. According to online reports, Samsung could unveil the next generation of the Galaxy Watch series at the event. These may include the Classic and Professional models as well as the vanilla Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 model.
The upcoming smartwatch has apparently been listed on the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website. The website lists several Samsung smartwatches with model numbers SM-L300, SM-L305, SM-L310, SM-L315 and SM. – R861.
The smartwatches with the model numbers SM-L300 and SM-L310 are said to be the WiFi versions of the Galaxy Watch 7, while the models SM-L305 and SM-L315 are likely to be the LTE versions. On the other hand, the SM-R861 is probably a cheaper version of the Galaxy Watch FE. However, this is just speculation and this information should be viewed with caution.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 could receive AI-powered health updates
Reports earlier this month suggested that Samsung might add a new feature to the Galaxy Watch 7 series that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to detect AFB (atrial fibrillation). The South Korean tech giant has reportedly filed for the same patent.
A new patent from Samsung shows that it aims to identify AfiB using generative artificial intelligence. With the help of artificial intelligence, photoplethysmography (PPG) signals are converted into ECG signals. The PPG signal contains several components, including changes in arterial blood volume related to cardiac activity. It measures the amount of light absorbed and reflected by human tissue.
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