… New to the Galaxy wearable line, Galaxy Watch Active puts smarter blood pressure tracking on your wrist. The feature apparently started rolling out the following year, but it lacked regulatory approval in the U.S. …
… Blood pressure tracking isn’t new to Samsung’s wearables. The company has offered the feature in select markets for years, dating back to the Galaxy Watch Active 2 , which introduced it in 2020. The US rollout likely comes down to regulatory hurdles. …
… Chinese officials framed the move as a result of regulatory pressure, with the change following communication with regulators. …
… Samsung says the research focuses on vasovagal syncope, a common type of fainting characterized by sudden drops in heart rate and blood pressure. …
… Another concern is that updated apps aren’t being vetted, says Maria Palombini , IEEE SA’s director of health care and life sciences global practice lead. “The original app might have received approval from a regulatory agency, but not the updated version,” Palombini says. “There could have been si… …
… EMEA bookings grew 275% year over year, driven largely by regulatory pressure and data sovereignty requirements that favor on-premises control of backup data. …
… It is unclear if these new changes will prevent regulatory action from China.
… The study focused on vasovagal syncope VVS , a common condition caused by sudden drops in heart rate and blood pressure. …
… Certain privately hosted workloads deliver better results with fewer performance and availability concerns, as well as fewer regulatory pressures. …