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One UI 6 Watch Beta Have Multiple Bug & Issues
Samsung has made the One UI 6 watch beta program live in the US and South Korea. Here, users who have installed the beta update are reporting several issues that are related to different functions of the Galaxy smartwatches.
Samsung Galaxy Smartwatch users have reported issues appearing in several functions, such as the watch home screen, Samsung Health, battery draining, and media control issues.
Samsung One UI 6 Watch Beta Bugs & Issues
As reported by different Galaxy Watch users, here are the detailed issues:
Watch home screen issue: A user reported that the steps and calories are not showing on the watch screen after installing the beta update; however, after changing the watch faces, it starts working.
Samsung Health: In Samsung Health, users are getting repeated crashing problems a few moments after opening. It is suggested to clear the cache, but if the problem still persists, then users should try to check and install the latest update of the application.
Battery draining issue: After installing the One UI 6 watch beta, some users are reporting that they are getting battery draining issues. According to a report, when the watch charges completely, the user is getting 36 hours of backup before installing the beta update, but after installing the new beta update, the user is claiming that he gets 20 to 30% less battery backup.
Google Message issue: A user is claiming that Google Messenger is not worrying after installing the beta update; the Google Message is not even opening. In response to the complaint, the moderator said that the team is aware of the issue and working on fixing it.
Apart from this main issue, there are several other issues that are also reported by users. As it is a beta update, it is obvious that the software has a lot of bugs and some unpolished features, but as far as the fix of the issue is concerned, it is expected that the company may fix some of them with another beta update. It will introduce all the fixes with the stable update, which is expected to be available in the next few weeks. If you want to get rid of the issues now, then you can level the beta program by following the below steps.
How to withdraw from the One UI 6 Watch beta program
- Go to the settings of the Samsung Member app.
- Select One UI Watch Program status.
- Now click withdraw.
- To remove the beta software, users have to flash the previous official version via the smart switch PC version.
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Samsung will expand the AI-powered tools for its wearable smartwatches with the One UI 6 Watch software version. The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch will boost health features based on AI with the One UI 6 Watch.
A key feature is the Energy Score, which provides personalized health recommendations based on your overall energy levels.
To develop the Energy Score feature, Samsung Research collaborated with Professor Patrick O’Connor from the Mary Frances Early College of Education’s Department of Kinesiology at the University of Georgia, USA.
Energy is closely related to everyday efficiency and fatigue and is based on imperfectly understood neural circuit activity in the brain. However, measuring the exact energy levels is quite difficult since it involves complex brain activity.
Now, to bring a solution to this complexity, Samsung is collaborating with a sleep and exercise company to introduce a facility named “Overall Capacity.”
This Energy Score feature will be beneficial for regular exercise and can boost overall capacity, potentially permitting you to maintain higher energy levels even with challenging workouts.
Once this feature arrives on your wearable device, you can calculate your energy score based on your sleep and activity levels. To achieve this, Samsung Research combined its energy score model with optimization AI and generative AI technologies.
The health guidance provided offers you an easy-to-understand view of their current energy score and science-based suggestions to manage appropriate levels of activity and rest for the day. By paying more attention to the factors that affect their daily energy score, users can go on to improve their lifestyle habits.
Professor O’Connor conducted extensive research in collaboration with Samsung developers, attempting to enhance the reliability and validity of the Energy Score. He also explained that “from a scientific perspective, the Energy Score reflects predicted variation in the ability to perform brief cognitive tests of attention across the day based on objective information obtained from smart device sensors during the past week.”
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Samsung has recently introduced the One UI 6 watch beta update for its Galaxy watches, including the Galaxy Watch 4, Galaxy Watch 5, and Galaxy Watch 6. This was the first beta update spotted in South Korea and the US. The update is spotted getting some new features. However, when it was installed by some users, it appeared that some problems started arising.
According to the information, several users have reported that the update has brought problems to the watch face, which repeatedly causes the sudden boot. Previously, it was assumed that the problem was occurring due to some bugs in the internal functions of the watch, but later it was reportedly happening due to the digital neon watch face. Now the company has started rolling out a dedicated update to fix the issue.
Samsung has brought an official update for the digital neon watch face via OTA, so if you are getting the issue, you should update the watch face, which will get rid of the issue on any watch, including the Galaxy Watch 4, Galaxy Watch 5, and Galaxy Watch 6 series.
How to install the Digital Neon Face
To install the latest update of Digital Neon Face, follow the below steps:
- First, open the Galaxy wearable application on the connected smartphone.
- Go to the watch faces.
- Hers selects a digital neon watch face.
- Once you choose the watch face here, you will get the new update button.
- Now tap the button and wait until it is installed; once done, you will get rid of the issue.
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Samsung brings new updates for wallets that allow users to do financial-related transactions easily. The company initially introduced the wallet service to smartphones and tablets, but the application has now arrived for WearOS as well. Now, to make it more optimized and compatible, the company has started rolling out new updates for the device.
Samsung Wallet (WearOS) update
Samsung has rolled out a new update for the wallet designed for the wearOS; it is coming with version number 5.1.70.21006. With the latest update, the company hasn’t attached any specific changes to the changelog; it only says “service enhancement,” which indicates that users will get some new enhancements to the workings of the application.
If you want to install the latest update, you can do that by going to the Galaxy store. If you are using the Bluetooth variant, then you can install the update via a connected smartphone.
Samsung Wallet is an official app from a Korean giant that provides different services related to passes, royalty cards, and many more. The Samsung Watch app is available to Samsung smartphone owners with Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 and later models. Meanwhile, Samsung Watch 5 or earlier model users and those who are using non-Samsung smartphone devices can use the Samsung Pay plugin.
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