The Apple Watch Series 10 is purportedly going to have a sleeker appearance and a bigger display. In honour of its tenth anniversary, Apple reportedly intends to make major improvements to the regular Apple Watch in the upcoming generation series, according to a report from Bloomberg. The display size of the upcoming Apple Watch may be comparable to that of the Ultra versions. Furthermore, Apple may rename the upcoming Watch series as an anniversary model, following in the footsteps of its 2017 iPhone model, which it marketed as the iPhone “X.”
Apple Watch Ultra 3 and Series 10: Design
The Bloomberg story claims that Apple has internally designated the Watch Series 10 models N217 and N218. It is expected that both models would have larger screens, about the same size as the Apple Watch Ultra’s display. These watches should also be slimmer while yet having a design that resembles the model from the current generation.
According to the source, there won’t be any major design alterations made to the high-end edition of the upcoming Apple Watch Ultra.
Apple Watch Series 10 and Ultra 3: Apple Intelligence and Performance
It is anticipated that the Apple Watch Ultra 3 and Series 10 will both run on a new processor. The Apple Intelligence AI functions will not be incorporated into the wearables at this time, but it is reported that this new CPU is made to support AI-powered tools and services in the future.
Features of the Apple Watch Series 10 and Ultra 3
This year’s Apple Watch models were supposed to include additional health monitoring features from Apple, such as the ability to detect sleep apnea and excessive blood pressure. However, testing reliability difficulties have caused a delay in these functionalities. In particular, the blood oxygen saturation level measurement required for the Sleep Apnea diagnosis feature has resulted in a legal battle with Masimo Corp.
According to the rumour, Apple might not share the new capabilities right away, but it might announce them at the much-anticipated launch event in late September.
Although this capability is not anticipated to be released on the Apple Watch Series 10 this year, Apple is also working on glucose monitoring for Apple Watches.