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Aptivi

Samsung starts working on the Galaxy Watch8 series

While a new update for all existing smartwatches is in the works, Samsung has recently started development of the One UI Watch software for the upcoming smartwatch series, which is a Galaxy Watch8 series, which will be unveiled in an upcoming Unpacked event this year. A tipster on X has mentioned that there were new smartwatches that were added to the firmware server, along with our addition of the SM-L500 model:

  • SM-L320: L320XXU0AYC4/L320OXM0AYC4/
  • SM-L330: L330XXU0AYC4/L330OXM0AYC4/
  • SM-L500: L500XXU0AYC4/L500OXM0AYC4/
  • SM-L325U: L325USQU0AYC6/L325UOYM0AYC6/L325USQU0AYC6
  • SM-L335U: L335USQU0AYC6/L335UOYM0AYC6/L335USQU0AYC6
  • SM-L505U: L505USQU0AYC6/L505UOYM0AYC6/L505USQU0AYC6

This is an interesting update, as we now know that there are three new smartwatches on the works, with two variants: Bluetooth variant and cellular variant. As more information about the new watches, as well as the beta program for the next One UI Watch that may start in the second half of this year, we’ll let you know.

#Android#GalaxyWatch#GalaxyWatch8
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Calishat

#fabric #SmartTextiles #wearables #haptics #VR

"A research team...are using a highly versatile film not much thicker than household cling film to impart new capabilities to objects while saving energy in the process. When used in wearable textiles, these films can move and press against the skin providing haptic feedback that can enhance the VR gaming experience by allowing players to feel textures, impacts and other physical sensations."

uni-saarland.de/aktuell/smart-

www.uni-saarland.deSmart textiles and surfaces – How lightweight elastomer films are bringing tech to lifeClothes that can mimic the feeling of being touched, touch displays that provide haptic feedback to users, or even ultralight loudspeakers. These are just some of the devices made possible using thin silicone films that can be precisely controlled so that they vibrate, flex, press or pull exactly as desired. And all done simply by applying an electrical voltage.
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