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Samsung Health: The ultimate guide to getting fit with Samsung's app

Samsung Health: The ultimate guide to getting fit with Samsung’s app

Posted on September 19, 2017May 18, 2019 By Jarvis

Tips and tricks for your Samsung fitness tracking app

Samsung S Health is dead. Long live Samsung Health. The company rebranded its fitness platform this past April as it introduced its new Galaxy S8 phones. The app is a little more straightforward than its predecessor, with some small improvements, but it’s generally as familiar as ever.

It’s also a lot better, rolling together a bunch of great features to help you get fit. Last year the platform expanded on Android, and there’s growing integration with third-party activity tracking apps from the likes of Nokia, Strava, Under Armour and more.

Health is compatible with all Samsung devices, from the well-known likes of the Gear S3 to the new Gear Sport, and where all your data will live. Android Wear users can still sync some data from their wearables, but only through a select few third-party services, which we’ll touch on later.
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Wearables Tags:android, Android wear, app, fitness, galaxy, GALAXY S8, health, Nokia, Samsung, wearables

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