The Galaxy Watch 5 gains new cycle tracking feature using its temperature sensor
Samsung's Galaxy Watch 5 will soon use its infrared temperature sensor to help users track menstrual cycles.
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Samsung's Galaxy Watch 5 will soon use its infrared temperature sensor to help users track menstrual cycles.
Samsung has signed a partnership with women's health app Natural Cycles, the South Korean tech giant announced earlier today. The collaboration aims to introduce new temperature-based cycle tracking capabilities to the Galaxy Watch5 smartwatch series, combining Samsung's sensor technology with Natural Cycle's fertility technology to give users more detailed insight into their menstrual cycle.
Samsung has announced that its Galaxy Watch 5 temperature sensor will finally be put to use..
It will be available in 32 countries in Q2 2023.
The new skin temperature-based cycle tracking capabilities will be available through the Samsung Health app on the Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro.