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The Talaya Brief: Oura adds personalized plans to its AI Advisor
Oura begins rolling out personalized Advisor plans. Tuesday's Brief also covers Samsung glasses pairing, Muse on Apple Watch, MacRumors' report on Garmin/Waze alerts and 9to5Google's report on Fitbit's gallery deadline.

Oura Advisor gets personalized plans
Oura announced personalized Advisor plans on Nov. 10, using members' sleep, recovery and activity trends to shape plans lasting up to seven days. They support iOS and Android members with an Oura Ring Gen3 or newer, app version 7.30.0 or later, and the app language set to English. The rollout is gradual, so meeting those requirements does not mean the feature will appear immediately.
Samsung glasses pairing appears in Galaxy Wearable
SamMobile reports that it found pairing support for Samsung's upcoming smart glasses in the latest Galaxy Wearable update. The outlet also found assets depicting Gentle Monster and Warby Parker frames. The discovery does not establish a release date, price or final hardware specifications.
Muse reaches Apple Watch
Muse's US App Store release notes confirm an Apple Watch companion app in version 15.0, with watchOS 9.0 or later required. MacRumors reports that users can text the agent, dictate messages or call it, with a complication for quick access. Our coverage of Muse on Apple Watch explains the update and the unresolved question of whether it works without an iPhone nearby.
Garmin cyclists can opt into Waze alerts, MacRumors reports
Cyclists using Garmin LiveTrack on an Edge bike computer or Garmin smartwatch can choose to appear in Waze as a moving icon, MacRumors reports. According to the outlet, the cycling alerts are rolling out globally to Waze on iOS and Android.
9to5Google reports a Nov. 28 Fitbit gallery deadline
Third-party app and clock-face downloads and updates will end Nov. 28 for the Fitbit Versa, Versa 2, Versa 3, Versa 4, Sense and Sense 2, 9to5Google reports. Existing installations will remain available, according to the report. Google's statement quoted by the outlet says deleting an app or clock face, or factory-resetting the watch, will prevent reinstalling that content after the cutoff.
Sources
- Oura: Personalized plans with Oura Advisor
- SamMobile: Galaxy Wearable glasses pairing discovery
- US App Store: Muse from Meta release notes
- MacRumors: Muse comes to Apple Watch
- Talaya: Muse on Apple Watch
- MacRumors: Waze cycling alerts through Garmin LiveTrack
- 9to5Google: Fitbit Sense and Versa gallery changes
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