Mark Gurman published last weekend a newsletter rich in information, or in any case, rich in confirmations of previous predictions about Apple to come.We saw therewhat he announced for the iPhone 13, andHere what he predicts for AirPods 3 and Apple Watch Series 7.
About the watch precisely, according to the American journalist, this evening should not count on incredible new features in terms of health sensors. No, according to the analyst, the notable changes would be more visible, since Apple would have planned a design change for the Watch box.
It would still be a striking novelty, since the design of the watch has not moved since the first edition known as Series 0 revealed in 2015. Despite everything, the following question arises: apart from a new box, what will this new Apple Watch Series 7?
For Mark Gurman, apart from small improvements here and there (improved power, better screen resolution, autonomy possibly increasing), it would not be necessary to expect a lot from this generation in terms of capacity. The generation of next year, however, would be much more interesting for health. With a new design this year, Apple would indeed reserve more functional news in 2022.Apple Watch Series 8 could therefore possibly integrate one or more of the following three new features:
- body temperature sensor
- blood pressure sensor
- blood sugar
The arrival of this trio will not be done in a generation of course, Apple likes to keep the reserve and develop its products in small doses. But one can imagine that by the generation of 2024, the watch can indeed make these three measurements: glucose in the blood, temperature and blood pressure.
Unfortunately, to get there, you should be patient according to Mark Gurman and go through a series 7 which, failing to mark by its technical innovations, should seduce byA nice new face. And to discover the latter,See you tonight, 7 p.m., Keynote start time to follow by our side here.
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