Galaxy Watch
Samsung fixed battery problem of Galaxy Watch 7 and Watch Ultra via Software update in the USA
Samsung is currently working on its upcoming Android 15-based One UI 7.0 version, ensuring to make it even more seamless and enhanced for the entire Galaxy ecosystem that’s receiving it. Meanwhile, not just that, Samsung is also rolling out the latest update to its newly launched Galaxy Watch Ultra.
The latest update to the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra carries the L705USQU1AXG2 version number along with an update size of 175.81 MB, while the Galaxy Watch 7 (LTE) units, carrying the L315USQU1AXG2 build number and an update installation size of 165.55 MB, have significantly started receiving the latest watch software update in the USA.
Meanwhile, the update brings overall stability and reliability to the device’s functionality that significantly allows users to have a more stable and reliable experience, which further integrates the June 2024 security patch level to offer a safe and secure environment to the users.
In addition, the update further adds improvements to the battery and charging stability along with improving the overall device stability to provide better, improved, and more stable functionality.
Moreover, Samsung has started pushing the latest update to the Galaxy Watch Ultra as well as the Watch 7 (LTE) units in the USA region, while the update has already been rolled out in South Korea. In contrast, users can install the newest version once it’s available on their devices.
Samsung is aggressively working on bringing new updates for its devices; the company is simultaneously working on the One UI 6 watch, and with the recent development, it has also started rolling out the One UI 6.1.1 update for the Galaxy S24, which unlocked the Galaxy Watch 6 AI reply feature.
Galaxy Watches with One UI 6 watch Get Smarter with AI Reply
Earlier, it was reported that Galaxy watches will get the support of the smart reply feature with the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6, but now, with the latest development, the feature is spotted on the Galaxy Watch 6 with the Galaxy S24 One UI 6.1.1 installation.
According to a user on the Samsung community, when he installed the One UI 6.1.1 update on the Galaxy S24 and connected it with the Galaxy Watch 6, it started getting the first recommendation feature.
However, it is worth noticing that he is using the Galaxy watch with the One UI 6 watch beta, as you can see in the screenshot below. In the screen shot, it is clearly mentioned that the feature is supported on One UI 6 watch or later versions. So it is expected that the feature could also be available on other Galaxy watch as well
For the past couple of months, Samsung has continuously tested the One UI 6 watch as a beta version for Galaxy watches. More specifically, the company has already introduced four beta updates for the Galaxy Watch 4 devices; now, it has started preparing for the fifth beta update.
Galaxy Watch 4 Plugin update before the fifth beta update
According to the beta operation manager in the Samsung community, you should get the latest update on the Galaxy Watch Plugin before the next beta update. This confirms that the Galaxy Watch 4 users will soon get the fifth beta update.
Further, the community manager also mentions that the upcoming beta update for the Galaxy Watch will provide more stability to the functions, which is obvious because every new beta update aims to improve on the previous one.
If you are using the Galaxy Watch 4 and testing the One UI 6 watch, you can now update the Galaxy Watch 4’s latest plugin from the Google Play Store or directly go to the application page through this link.
Nowadays, as communication is getting easier and more seamless, spammers and fraudsters are also taking advantage of it to get easy reach for users. However, to get rid of spam, Truecaller comes as a solution that provides several features to prevent spamming.
Truecaller is now available on Galaxy watches
Earlier, Truecaller only provided its services to smartphones and tablets. Still, with the latest development, the application is about to bring the same features for the Wear OS-equipped smartwatches. This means the app will be available for Galaxy watches as well.
As far as the tool’s features are concerned, the application is dedicated to providing several services for blocking and filtering spam calls and SMS.
Truecaller has officially announced the availability of the service and app on WearOS, which indicates that from now on, it will be possible to control and manage incoming calls, as well as identify and view information about the caller, directly from the smartwatch.
To fully utilize the caller ID feature on the Wear OS smartwatch, you still need to set Truecaller as the default calling app. To do so, simply go to the settings in the section dedicated to default apps.
Regarding availability, the application requires at least OS 3.0, which means it will be available on every Galaxy watch, starting from Galaxy Watch 4 onwards. Users can download it from the Google Play Store.