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The fitness tracking and health app which Samsung has made exclusively for its smartphone, s-health, now takes the open route and is available to all android devices running android KitKat 4.4 or later.

With shrinking smartphones sales, Samsung want to take the open route and give access to its app to android users. It has recently stated that the beautiful yet functional gear s2 smartwatch will work with all android phones and the future support for iPhone is coming. S-health was first launched alongside galaxy s3 in 2012 and the app has the ability to track steps, heart-rate, calories consumed and various other things. It is a beautiful app that will be really useful for if you have any fitness goals to achieve.

Want to reduce some weight or decrease the size of your waist, s-health is here for you. The app is one of the best fitness tracking software that exists and much like the apple’s one, it works nicely with fairly accurate results. The s-health has support for the Nike+ and gear watch. Support for other android wear device is still unclear.

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The details are given below.

  • Added health tips to the dashboard (US/UK/Korea)
  • Simplified food logging & portion changing
  • Added a setting feature for screen lock password
  • Improved location info accuracy during exercise (China)
  • Added more devices support
    • All Samsung smartphones since Galaxy S3
    • Non-Samsung Android smartphones
    • Tablets and some mobile devices may not be supported. Some functions may not be available based on (regions/service providers/devices). Requires Android OS 4.4 or above.

 

 

  • Ron Gustafson

    Good, now that S-Health is open to “non Samsung” devices, maybe you could find it in your heart to “TAKE THAT USELESS POS BLOATWARE OFF MY PHONE!! I haven’t wanted to use it since I bought the phone, along with the two apps that are just as useless, that were bundled in with it!!

  • chan

    apple will allow the used to delete the preinstalled apps on the iphone. wish sasmung copies that and let us uninstall the unused bloatware app that are useless yet consume space