Samsung GalaxyWatch5 Series To Get New Temperature-Based Menstrual Cycle Tracking
, combining Samsung’s sensor technology with Natural Cycle’s fertility technology to give users more detailed insight into their menstrual cycle.
For the uninitiated, Natural Cycles is claimed to be the world’s first app that is powered by a proprietary algorithm that uses body temperature and other key fertility indicators to determine each user’s unique fertility status. Meanwhile, complementing the app is Samsung’s BioActive Sensor on the Galaxy Watch5, which uses infrared technology to accurately track skin temperature changes, and to provide users with more detailed readings.
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