It is able to generate a graph as a function of time of the different frequencies reached during a sports session as well as other information such as the average and maximum heart rate reached. The application also supports heart sensors from other manufacturers. The same sensor is made to also measure Pulse oximetry and stress levels. This function is limited to take the measurement punctually and at rest. The availability of the heart rate measurement function coincides with the release of the Samsung Galaxy S5 which has a built-in sensor. Measurement of blood oxygen saturation (SpO 2) by Pulse oximetry via dedicated hardware.Measurement of heart rate via dedicated hardware.Creating challenges on the number of steps.Ratings of the number of steps in different groups (all users, age group or friends).Dietary monitoring (calories and nutrients absorbed).Activity tracking taking into account market and sports sessions.Setting goals or using the goals suggested by the app to improve its results.(food/calories, weight, water amount, etc.) Note: Some features are tracked by testing with phone sensors or phone accessories(Fitbit, Galaxy Active, Galaxy Fit, etc.)and some features are tracked by user input. Its composition and layout are customizable. In addition, it provides direct access to each feature.
The table shows on one page, a general overview of the most recent data saved. This is the main novelty introduced during the redesign of the application in April 2015 in version 4.1.0. The dashboard is the main display of the application. The app changed its name from S Health to Samsung Health on 4 April 2017, when it released version 5.7.1. It is possible to disable this application. The application is installed by default on some Samsung smartphone models and can not be removed without root. From 2 October 2017, the app is available for iPhones from iOS 9.0.
Since mid-September 2015, the application is available to all Android users. It could also be downloaded from the Samsung Galaxy Store. Launched on 2 July 2012, with the new Samsung smartphone, the Galaxy S3, the application was installed by default only on some smartphones of the brand. Samsung Health (originally S Health) is a free application developed by Samsung that serves to track various aspects of daily life contributing to well being such as physical activity, diet, and sleep. 28 December 2021 17 months ago ( ) (Android)Īndroid 8.0 and Later, iOS 9 and later and
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