Googles WearOS is finally catching up with the competition after many years. The platform struggled to be a worthy competitor to Apples WatchOS or Samsungs Tizen OS. After buying FitBit back in last year, we expected Google to add Health and Fitness related features into WearOS eventually. Now, the search giant is asking for feedback via a Google User Experience research program on possible new features for future versions of WearOS.

The survey asks participants on various health tracking features such as sleep metrics to SP02 tracking to automatic detection of a variety of categories to pairing with medical equipment. Worth noting that this isnt a confirmation of Googles intentions of adding these features into the next WearOS version. However, the very fact that Google is taking such an interest is pretty good. Nowadays, most of the smartwatches are mainly used as fitness trackers. It would be pretty awesome for WearOS to include these features natively.

Lets see if these features will eventually make way to the WearOS platform. We have Googles I/O event in just a few months now. There, we will know more about the future of the companys operating systems.

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