Galaxy Fit 4 shows up in Samsung’s own app with a Wallet menu the Fit 3 never had
Samsung hasn’t announced the Galaxy Fit 4, but Samsung has already published its app. Its Galaxy Fit4 Manager plugin sits in the Galaxy Store now, and its own screenshots show a Wallet section in the settings menu, a speaker the…
Although Samsung has not officially announced the Galaxy Fit 4, a Galaxy Fit4 Manager plugin has appeared in the Galaxy Store. According to The Gadgeteer, screenshots from the app reveal a Wallet section within the settings menu, a feature not present on the previous model.
Separately, Samsung's latest item tracker, the Galaxy SmartTag 3, is now available for purchase online in black and white. 9to5Google reports that the tracker features a more compact and uniform shape than previous designs and lacks a built-in loop. The device is rated IP67 for water and dust resistance and is estimated to have 550 days of battery power.
The Galaxy SmartTag 3 works with the Galaxy Find network but not Google's Find My network, making it exclusive to Galaxy devices and iPhones via Samsung's iOS app. Features include location history, leave-behind alerts, and routine activation. Individual units are priced at $29, while a bundle of four is available for $99.
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