Samsung Watch Engineers aim to catch up with Apple Watch 4 with a new Patent-Pending Insertable Biological Sensor System

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By Jack PurcherSep 23, 2018, 3:29 pm1.8k ptsInterestingTop
Apple just introduced their new Apple Watch 4 with an advanced built-in sensor system that connects to electrodes that support the taking of an ECG test by simply having the user touch the all-new Digital Crown. Samsung who loves to gain worldwide glory for being first-to-market with new smartphone features…

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