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Samsung has not officially announced their new bean-shaped Galaxy Buds Live earbuds, but plenty of rumors have already surfaced, including several unofficial images as well as a promotional video. They’ll allegedly come in white, rose gold, and black color variants, all possibly with active noise-cancelling technology. Each earbud sports two contact points for charging, while the case has two LED indicators to show battery life. Read more for the clip and additional information.
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As for its design, each earbud appears to have both inward and outward-facing microphones as well as a sensor for automatic ear detection. There are rumors that the Buds Live could have a built-in fitness tracker and heart rate sensor. A filing uncovered back in April refers to a central processing unit and software that incorporates and provides fitness guides for users. The software would measure distance, speed, time, change in heart rate, activity level and calories burned. Pricing is expected to be at or around $149 when it’s unveiled at Samsung’s August 5 Unpacked event.
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