Samsung's ECG (electrocardiogram) isn't new tech, but its Irregular Heart Rhythm Notification functionality hadn't been FDA-approved until May of this year.
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it's likely to make its official debut with the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6
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The technology uses the BioActive Sensor in the background of everyday usage, scanning for irregular heart rates which can be caused by underlying health conditions like bradycardia.
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suggest that the Galaxy Watch 6 will come in a 'Classic' variant with a 47mm display - the largest Galaxy Watch yet.
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A larger version would, theoretically, allow for a bigger chassis and more room for a larger battery - something we felt the Galaxy Watch 5 could really have used last time around.
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It's got great sleep tracking credentials with the ability to assign a chronotype, or 'sleep animal', and coach you to better sleep hygiene habits.
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Better sleep tracking Speaking of, going hand-in-hand with better battery life, the Galaxy Watch 6 is expected to improve its already stellar sleep tracking and assist in finding balanced sleep.
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Aside from running, cycling, and swimming, it's tough to track metrics for other sports and disciplines outside of the more catch-all metrics of heart rate, calories, and workout duration.
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