While skin temperature tracking may not be available in the public beta, this development indicates that it could be part of upcoming updates. This possibility was also hinted at in a leaked screenshot of the smartwatch earlier this year. If skin temperature tracking is indeed added to the Venu 3, it would further enhance one of the best smartwatches available.
For those unfamiliar with the concept, skin temperature monitoring provides valuable insights into your body’s condition. For instance, an increase in skin temperature can signal the early stages of an infection, or post-exercise, it can reflect the physical strain endured during an intense workout. For women, it can aid in tracking menstrual cycles, offering more accurate predictions of ovulation compared to traditional calendar apps.
In addition to the potential skin temperature tracking, update 8.32 offers other valuable upgrades. These include the Red Shift Control, which filters out colors to improve nighttime visibility without compromising night vision. The update also introduces new activities for racket sports, team sports, and more. Notably, the Running Dynamic feature will now function directly on the watch, eliminating the need to rely on a connected smartphone.
