Samsung unveiled the prototype of its Galaxy Ring at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024.
Samsung is working to ensure that the Galaxy Ring will support non-Galaxy Android handsets.
It seems like the Galaxy Ring won’t support an iPhone– at least for now.
Samsung unveiled the prototype of its upcoming Samsung Galaxy Ring at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 in Barcelona, and there is a lot of buzz for this wearable device. Given that this device is manufactured by Samsung, you can expect seamless compatibility with Galaxy smartphones. But what about the handsets manufactured by other companies? Let’s check out.
If you are an Android user, then the good news is that Samsung is working to make sure that the Galaxy Ring will support non-Galaxy Android devices, reports CNET.
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However, if you own an iPhone, I have bad news for you. It seems like the Samsung Galaxy Ring won’t support an iPhone– at least for now.
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“We recognise the iOS/Android challenge, and we ultimately hope that our devices are of such calibre that people will be willing to switch,” Hon Pak, Samsung’s vice president and head of the digital health team, was quoted as saying.
The smallest Galaxy ring in the lineup comes equipped with the smallest battery, boasting a capacity of 14.5mAh. As the size of the ring increases, so does the capacity of the battery, reaching its peak with the largest model, which houses a 21.5mAh battery.
The smallest ring available in the selection weighs just 2.3 grams, while the largest size weighs 2.9 grams.
Much remains to be determined, or at least unveiled, regarding the Samsung Galaxy Ring, such as its release date and pricing details.
It is expected that in the coming future, smart rings will take over our smartwatches. In the Indian market itself, companies such as Boat and Noise have already released their smart rings.
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