Samsung has announced today that a new set of updates are rolling out to some of its wearables. These wearables include the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, Galaxy Watch 4 and the Galaxy Watch 5 series of smartwatches.
These updates are coming with some new features that will enhance the camera performances of paired devices.
Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro Update 
Starting with the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, the update will enhance the video performance of the paired device. How this will work is that, the microphone on each bud will pick 360 degrees sound. So, if you are recording a video on your smartphone while you have the Buds 2 Pro in your ear. The microphones on the earbuds will pick up 360 degrees sound.
After recording the video, anyone who plays back the video will feel like they sit at the center of the video. Giving you lifelike and immersive sounds that emulate an in-person experience”, Samsung says.
This feature makes use of Bluetooth LE Audio which enables stereophonic recording, using the mics on both earbuds.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Update 
Additionally, those who own either the Galaxy Watch 4 or the Watch 5 will also receive new updates soon. This update will focus on zooming on the smartphone. The camera control app on the Watch will get a new feature that will allow zooming capabilities on the Watch.
With this, you can be able to control the zoom settings on your Galaxy smartphone from your Galaxy Watch now. You can easily do this by pinching on your watch face or by using the rotating bezel. Samsung explains that this feature will be very useful for taking group pictures. If you place your phone at a distance to take group pictures, you don’t have to run back and forth to your smartphone to make adjustments. You can now make all these adjustments on your Galaxy Watch.
Release Date and Supported Devices
Currently, Samsung is doing a progressive rollout of the 360 degree audio recording feature on the Buds 2 Pro. As it stands now, only the Galaxy Flip 4 and the Fold 4 support this new feature. This feature will not work for all Samsung smartphones as it requires Bluetooth LE Audio to work. The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 should also support this feature.
The camera app control feature will begin rolling out in February. Galaxy watches such as the Galaxy Watch 4, Watch 4 Classic, Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro are the only device that can get this update.
