Samsung always remains a highly dominating Android smartphone brand across the market worldwide, in terms of AI-powered transformation, in particular, from the most incredible Galaxy AI suite to AI features infused in the Samsung Health app. Since Samsung Health is enjoying its newest achievement in growth, it’s potentially taking rein over other health and fitness trackers such as Fitbit.
Specifically, Samsung aims to strengthen its users’ healthcare and well-being, and thus, the company has put forth some overwhelming efforts, especially when it comes to digital health and well-maintained lifestyles, led by the Samsung Health app and Galaxy Watches, indeed.
Samsung eyes on taking over other fitness trackers via its Health app’s excellent AI features
At the same time, Samsung has proved that it still remains the most leading yet dominating brand among all other fitness tracking products, such as Fitbit, in its own country, South Korea, in particular, in the healthcare and wellness factor via its Samsung Health app.
Recently, the Samsung Health app has surpassed 10 million monthly active users this year while also perhaps reaching around 70 million active users worldwide, eventually suggesting that the app is gradually becoming the first priority of the people. Also, the newly infused One UI 8 Watch powered AI-based features brought up with the latest Galaxy Watch 8 series played a significant role behind this.
At the same time, another important factor behind the excellent market dominance of Samsung Health is the introduction of an all-new AI Health Coach; however, the feature is yet to arrive in the US market. Nevertheless, this feature will be infused within the Samsung Health app as a chatbot that uses AI in order to analyze a user’s regular health data, which is collected through Galaxy Watches or mobile devices, to provide better and personalized health care guidance.
