A brand new upgrade to the Galaxy Watch’s firmware is currently being distributed by Samsung. The build number of the update is R860XXU1GWA3, and it comes in at slightly under 330 megabytes in size. It adds a number of new features in addition to enhancements.
The most significant improvement brought about by this update is the inclusion of zoom controls for the camera within the Camera Controller app that can be found on the watch. With this function, users may zoom in and out of their own images and videos by rotating the bezel on the touchscreen or using the pinch-to-zoom gesture on the screen. Only the most recent generations of Samsung’s flagship smartphones, such as the Galaxy S20 and the Galaxy Z Flip, are compatible with this function.
In addition to the controls for the camera’s zoom, the update also incorporates a whole new diagnostic tool for the gadget. Users are able to verify the health of their watch’s battery as well as the functionality of the touchscreen using their connected phone thanks to this tool. For the purpose of diagnosing and fixing any problems that may develop with the watch, this can be an especially helpful tool.
This update also includes a number of performance and stability improvements, which will guarantee that the watch continues to function without any issues. This may include enhancements to battery life, performance, and usability in general.
Users of the Galaxy Watch4 who wish to bring their watches up to date with the most recent firmware version may navigate to the settings menu on their watches and check for available upgrades. In the event that an update is available, the file will be automatically downloaded and installed. Before beginning the process of updating your watch, you should check that it is properly linked to a Wi-Fi network and that it has a sufficient amount of remaining battery life.
