DEEPSLEEP RECORDS UPDATE
DEEPSLEEP RECORDS SOFTWARE

The ship carrying Sofia Daguerre and her crewmates crashed into Appalachia in 2103 during the quest Crash Landing. This was done to see how ATHENA, the computer designed to remotely take in sensory data, would perform with multiple subjects. Phase II involved the transition of data recording to be continuous and for Sofia Daguerre to become a 'full conduit.' Phase III of the experiment involved forcing the other three crewmates on the ship to enter their own pods and have the experiment performed on them. During phase I of the experiment, exact dosages were adjusted and results were analyzed. The experiment was conducted in three different phases. Both formulas were designed using Sofia Daguerre as an unwitting test subject.

The result was Serum Z, which would work in outer space. In response, a new formula needed to be designed during Project Z. On Earth, Serum K (sometimes referred to as Formula K) could be used, but it would not work in zero-gravity conditions. This link was established through the use of a serum, though the serum was affected by gravity. These pods were designed to keep living tissue in stasis, with sensory data connection established via external link. The hibernation pods themselves were designed and patented in 2067 by Dr. In the event of a de-orbit and subsequent crash of the mission's space ship, the ship's automated pilot PANDORA was supposed to report to the nearest U.S.S.A. The Deep Sleep mission space ship was launched in 2070 and was supposed to run until 2075, or 2080 if the program was to be extended. Four astronauts were assigned to be on the ship: Commander Sofia Daguerre, Dr.

In addition to the U.S.S.A., RobCo, Arktos Pharma and three other corporations were involved in the project. Let's hope that it fixes such issues, should this even get released anywhere outside of South Korea.The goal of the project was to launch a ship into space with Deep Sleep pods and record all relevant biological data. The most current one I could find for the Watch4 at least is the version R890XXU1DULB that appears to have only been released in South Korea as of yet, but with the rather standard, unspectactular, non-saying description ' Improved system stability and reliability'. So I guess we're left with waiting for an OS update.

DEEPSLEEP RECORDS SOFTWARE

Resetting the watch to factory defaults or any other things that you might do with the software won't fix these issues.

DEEPSLEEP RECORDS UPDATE

I've experienced the issues with both watches (although I can't confirm whether any issues were there prior to the update on the Watch4 because I bought mine in early December and it has been produced after the latest update to the version DUK1 has been released, meaning it has already been pre-installed on my watch), and there doesn't appear to be any fix regarding any sensor issues or the measurement algorithms. And this deep sleep recording issue doesn't just affect the Galaxy Watch4, but also the Galaxy Watch since the update to Tizen 5.5.0.2 that added this new algorithm. Mine doesn't record deep sleep properly as well.

Given the fact that it's a software issue along with a whole array of issues regarding the sensors (like the watch stopping continuous heart rate measurement when resting, or the measurements being unreliable outside of the workout mode like is the case with me) that appeared after the update that added ' An improved HR measurement accuracy algorithm' has been released, the only way to get this issue fixed is another system update.

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