Samsung's first smart ring nears debut as trademark fillings spark excitement
Samsung is making waves with its upcoming smart ring, which is set to revolutionise wearable technology with its unique features and capabilities.
Story: Rumours have been buzzing for a while that Samsung is working on a smart ring. This ring might help you keep track of your exercises, health, and sleep. It seems like Samsung might be getting ready to release this smart ring, and the company has registered a bunch of names that they could use for it.
Recent developments reveal that Samsung has successfully trademarked the intriguing term "Curio," further fueling speculation about the impending smart ring. But the plot thickens as GalaxyClub, a reliable source for Samsung enthusiasts, reports that the South Korean giant has also secured trademarks for several other names that could be closely tied to its smart ring venture. Among them, "Galaxy Feel" and "Galaxy Glia" have emerged as key contenders, joining a roster that includes "Circle," "Galaxy Ring," "Galaxy One," "Index," "Insight," "Pulse," and "Rhythm." These names, according to a Sam Mobile report, are believed to be linked to either Samsung's smart ring products or their innovative features.
The reach of these trademark applications spans the globe, encompassing Australia, Norway, South Korea, and the UK. Closer inspection reveals that these trademarks appear closely intertwined with applications, offering a glimpse into the world of smart ring functionalities. Samsung's intentions are laid bare in its trademark documents, which describe the products as "Smart rings; Downloadable software application for smart rings for tracking... and assessing biometric and physiological data, vital signs, and personal health records, and for providing medical advice."
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