As with phones, Apple and Samsung make some of the best smartwatches around, but it looks like both brands will soon be offering many of the same features on their mobile devices as rumors suggest Samsung will add Apple Watch 4 features to their phones. the next Samsung Galaxy. Look Active 2, including an ECG. An ECG (also called an electrocardiogram) goes beyond just reading your heartbeat, it also detects irregularities, including signs of atrial fibrillation. According to sources speaking to SamMobile, this feature will be present on the Galaxy Watch Active 2 and will allow users to take a reading manually, as well as occasionally run in the background, so it can send out warnings without you having to proactively take readings. . .
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Apparently the Galaxy Watch Active 2 will also offer a fall detection feature, which is another thing Apple is proposing. This would apparently cause the watch to vibrate when it detected a sudden fall, and more importantly, it would display an on-screen alert, with the ability to call emergency services. A simple support. And if the alert isn't cleared after a set period of time, it automatically switches the call and sends messages to the user's emergency contacts. This is a feature that could be particularly useful for elderly or infirm users. Of course, these are just rumors at the moment, and in the case of the ECG, it may not be available everywhere at launch, even though these rumors are accurate because Samsung would have to get regulatory approval for this feature. But these are handy features to have. So it's only fitting that Samsung would add them, giving those who don't want to be stuck in Apple's ecosystem the opportunity to access similar tools. Now we have a good idea of what to expect from the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2, the latest rumors indicate that the watch will arrive in 40mm and 44mm sizes, along with optional LTE connectivity. What we don't know is when the laptop clothes will drop, but Samsung has hinted that other devices could be announced at the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 on August 7. So that's our best guess at the moment.