Apple is expected to debut an upgraded version of Apple Watch at next week’s September 7th special event, a new version set to include a dedicated GPS. Ahead of the event, we’re seeing a new alleged leak, coming from British repair store Byte, sharing parts on the ground from Shenzhen, China, in new images and video.
Shown on video includes a “noticeably thinner” 42mm LCD display and “completely different” digitizer layout, plus a Force Touch Gasket. Also detailed is a “significantly thicker” battery with power output of 1.28Wh (versus 0.94Wh on the original), suggesting an increased battery capacity of roughly 26 per cent.
A video detailing the alleged Apple Watch 2 parts are shown below (of course, the video is filmed in portrait…smh):
Apple has added its much-anticipated Double Tap feature in its watchOS 10.1 Beta 2 released today for developers. Double Tap is an exclusive feature only for the new Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2, as spotted by developer Steve Moser. The feature allows users to control their Apple Watch using a double...
Apple has officially designated all first-generation Apple Watch models, released in 2015, as obsolete, according to an internal memo obtained by MacRumors. The move renders these "Series 0" watches ineligible for repairs or other services at Apple Stores and Apple Authorized Service Provider locations. Among the now-obsolete models is the first-generation Apple Watch Edition with...
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