the August 5 Galaxy Unpacked event It is not that far. Samsung is expected to unveil a number of products that day, in addition to Galaxy Note 20 Serie. Two of them are accessories, namely Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Buds Live. Now, just a few days before its launch, some of its unique features have been revealed, thanks to its add-on apps (add-on apps) on the Google Play Store.
Samsung has prematurely released plugin apps from Galaxy watch 3 and Galaxy Buds Live on the Play Store. This has resulted in a reveal of features that have remained wrapped up until now despite numerous render leaks.
With that said, here are some previously unknown cool features from upcoming tech giant South Koren accessories.
Galaxy Watch 3 Features
The dismantling of the Galaxy Watch 3 Plugin application was carried out by Max Weinbach of XDA Developers. He discovered new gestures, drop detection and a large number of default watch faces.
Speaking of gestures first, since the Galaxy Watch 3 will come with a speaker, users will be able to squeeze and unbuckle their wrist to accept calls and start conversations. Similarly, they will have the option to reject calls by shaking hands. Also, the screenshot gesture will be different and will only require users to press both side buttons instead of holding the button and swiping left at the same time.
The most important and useful feature will be the new “fall detection” functionality similar to Apple watches. When the portable device detects a fall, it will sound for 60 seconds and if the user does not respond, it will send a text message with its location and 5 seconds of sound recording to its emergency contacts.
Lastly, there will be a total of 47 default watch faces. In addition to these, users will also be able to install other watch faces from the store.
Galaxy Buds Live Features
As with the Galaxy Watch 3, the Galaxy Buds Live Plugin app confirms all of the previously leaked features (via The edge) The highlight of this upcoming TWS will be ANC (Active Noise Cancellation).
The app also has tutorials for pairing legacy devices along with a short instruction clip on how to use it. Well-known leaker Ishan Agarwal shared this video on Twitter.
Additionally, the app confirms support for customizing touch controls and other features like finding buds, as well as the equalizer option, to name a few. Last but not least, Galaxy Buds Live will also be able to read out loud notifications to users.
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