The Apple Watch Ultra 3 could be the first watch in the world to integrate such a feature

Apple presented the first Apple Watch Ultra in 2022. It meets the desire for large space and adventure of some users. But the brand could go even further with this product in the coming months. In fact, she would be working onintegration of satellite messaging.

In his latest report on the subject, the very knowledgeable journalist Mark Gurman explains that Apple is working on this feature tothe next generation of Apple Watch Ultra. It should be released in 2025. Concretely, the arrival of satellite messaging will allow users to send messages from any position on Earth, even in very isolated regions of the world where the "classic" cellular network is not available. is not available.

Satellite messaging already arrived on the iPhone a few years ago, so it is quite logical to see this functionality arrive in aApple Watch Ultra. It is the number 1 product for budding adventurers, who are the first users of this feature.

A technical feat

However, integrating such functionality into a connected watch is not an easy thing. Apple had to integrate fairly large components (capable of transmitting a signal strong enough to touch a satellite) all in a watch measuring a few centimeters on each side.

If we have to wait for the watch to be marketed to understand the architecture chosen by Apple for its new Watch Ultra, the arrival of this technology is in any case very good news for users of this watch who will be able to go ever further surrounded by nature, with a real safety net.

Blood pressure: Apple's project

But the arrival of satellite messaging would not be the only new feature of the year on Apple Watches. Indeed, Gurman explains to us in this same report that the Cupertino firm is working on other options, including one which should be capable ofmeasure blood pressure.

A data that Apple has been trying to calculate with its watches for years. Until now no watch has presented specific sensors for this data. Several doctors have already explained that it is impossible to precisely measure blood pressure with a connected watch, will Apple be able to prove them wrong? Answer next September.