SAMSUNG GALAXY WATCH PREDICTS FAINTING WITH HIGH ACCURACY
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Samsung says its Galaxy Watch can now predict fainting episodes with high accuracy, giving users time to find a safe position or call for help. The feature represents a new health-monitoring capability for the wearable device.
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