While many people say they do their best to eat healthy, it can be difficult to find nutritious options around the clock. Without doing a bit of meal planning, it becomes easy to fall into the bad habit of eating less-than-healthy snacks. Fortunately, technology is being developed to help address these common pitfalls, and solutions range fromdiet tracking appsto wearables. As Samsung prepares itsGalaxy Ringfor launch, it seems like it will follow this trend.
Meal-planning app Whisk serves up new look and new name as Samsung Food
The app is now compatible with Samsung devices and uses AI to change the way you do recipes
According to a Samsung representative, who spoke toChoSun Biz, the company is working to integrate the Galaxy Ring with Samsung Food — spun out of Whisk, the recipe and meal planning app acquired by Samsung in 2023 (via9to5Google). In tandem with the Galaxy Ring, Samsung Food could be used to create meal plans, leverage recipes, and record health data over time. The integration of all of these products can help you develop a diet plan, similar to one that a nutritionist might make for you. That being said, it should not be treated as a substitution for medical treatment or professional advice.
Samsung eyes entry into the meal planning market
Many diet-oriented apps and technology on the market can be easily confused as such, however. This is because developers have begun to integrate more health data, making it simpler for users to access. For instance, the Galaxy Ring is expected to be Samsung’s latest push into thesmart wearablemarket when it debuts before the end of 2024. It will be able to track and log your health stats, as well as process this data to give you an accurate overview of your lifestyle — BMI, body composition, and calorie information could be readily accessible, for instance.
If you’ve been looking for an easier way to stay on top of your health and fitness, products like the Samsung Ring could be the solution for you. As companies continue to integrate their technology with apps that specialize in healthy habits, such a meal planning, it’s not a stretch to assume similar wearables will emerge in the future.
