Apple Watch

Apple Watch Series 7 is on sale right now ahead of the next-generation reveal this fall.

Apple released a bunch of new software today.

Both the Apple Watch Series 8 and a new Apple Watch "Pro" expected to debut this year have been tipped to gain body temperature sensors.

Apple might still have a complete redesign in store for the Apple Watch "Pro" — a costlier extreme sports version expected to debut alongside the Series 8.

Apple hasn't introduced a new Apple Watch design since 2018, and the first one could be for an entirely new "rugged edition" wearable.

The company has also announced new magnetic phone cases for iPhone 13 models.

Given the $849 USD starting price of the current Apple Watch Edition, the upcoming high-end model might start somewhere around $900-999.

The updated Oregon Trail app for Apple Arcade is now integrated with Health app.

The higher-end Apple Watch will be geared towards extreme sports athletes and will also pack a larger battery under the hood.

Analysts believe this year's Apple Watch Series 8 will come in three different size options, adding a variant with a 1.99-inch display to the lineup.

This year's Apple Watch models will, however, be stuck with essentially the same level of performance from their new S8 chip as last year's Series 7.

Apple has launched a new ad for its Apple Watch Series 7, highlighting the device's durability.