Galaxy Watch 5 now offers skin temperature-based cycle tracking
Samsung's new Galaxy Watch 5 update leverages the power of the built-in skin temperature sensor to offer better menstrual cycle tracking. - SamMobile
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Samsung's new Galaxy Watch 5 update leverages the power of the built-in skin temperature sensor to offer better menstrual cycle tracking. - SamMobile
Starting today, Galaxy Watch5 and Galaxy Watch5 Pro users can better track menstrual cycles using the temperature sensor while they sleep Samsung... | April 19, 2023
The built-in infrared temperature sensor on Samsung Galaxy Watch5 is being put to use now. Samsung said the updated Cycle Tracking feature will now use skin temperature data for better prediction.
The skin temperature-based cycle tracking functionality officially detailed a couple of months ago is starting to actually make its way to Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro users worldwide right now.
The update to Samsung's Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro models aims to help make fertility tracking a little simpler.