The Samsung brand continues to develop new features for the Galaxy Watch 6, which it introduced last year, and the Watch 5, which it launched before. The new feature the company announced in this context is that the two smart watches, the Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 5, can access the new Samsung Smart TV applications. Here are the details…
New feature for Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 5: Easily access Samsung Smart TV applications!
Samsung, a South Korean technology company, has developed a new feature for its recently introduced Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 5 smart watches. Within the scope of this feature, the watches in question will be able to easily connect with Samsung Smart TVs introduced at the CES fair.
These Smart TVs, which were introduced in 2024, will offer great convenience to users when combined with smart watches, which are among Samsung’s work in the field of wearable technology. For example, if you have a Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 or Galaxy Watch 5 and a Smart TV released in 2024, you will not need to look at your watch after your fitness workouts at home. Because with this feature, you can easily see data such as health data, heart rate, and workout duration directly on your television screen by connecting your watch to your television.
The brand has currently offered this feature to Galaxy Watch 6 users in South Korea and Galaxy Watch 5 users in Europe. There is no information about when it will be activated in other places. However, the company’s aim is to offer the innovation it has released in other markets in the near future, both to ensure customer satisfaction and to play an active and large role in the global market.
With this innovation, Samsung aims to offer its users a more entertaining experience in both sports and home entertainment. However, in order to benefit from this innovation, it is required to have a Smart TV released in 2024.
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