Samsung's One UI 9 introduces a Driving Report feature that helps Galaxy users review their driving habits and trip details. The feature uses a phone's sensors to record information such as travel distance, average speed, routes and driving behaviour.
\n\nThe feature is designed to work when a Galaxy phone connects to a car through Bluetooth. Availability may vary depending on the device model, region and software version.
\n\nHow does Samsung's Driving Report work?
\n\nOnce enabled, Driving Report can record trip details, including the route, timestamps, total distance, journey duration and average speed. It can also identify driving patterns such as rapid acceleration, sudden braking and sharp turns.
\n\nUsers receive a notification after a trip, allowing them to review their driving report. They can also access previous trips and weekly summaries to compare their driving habits over time.
\n\nThe report includes a map highlighting different driving events along the route, as well as a chart showing speed changes during the journey. Users can also delete individual trips from their history.
\n\nHow to enable Driving Report on Samsung phones
\n\nTo activate the feature, users can follow these steps:
\n\nStep 1: Open Settings on the Galaxy phone.
\n\nStep 2: Go to Connected devices…
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