Watches can now measure blood sugar! Samsung watches will introduce new metabolism health tracking features, leading the way ahead of Apple

Samsung will introduce a health tracking feature at this week's Galaxy Unpacked event that Apple Watch does not yet have. The new Galaxy watch will track users' Advanced Glycation End Products (AGEs) index, which can serve as an indicator of metabolic health and biological age. Samsung will also launch an Ultra version aimed at competing with the $799 Apple Watch Ultra 2. While Samsung's phones dominate the global market, they have yet to make progress in the Chinese market. Samsung and Apple have been working for years on developing sensors for sustainable blood sugar tracking. Samsung will unveil a new version of flip and larger foldable models at tomorrow's event in Paris