According to reports, Apple is said to skip Apple Watch Series 9 for Apple Watch X. It is not confirmed yet but it is said to be dubbed as the Apple Watch X instead of the Apple Watch Series 9.
Apple Watch X overviews
In September 2022, Apple launched the Apple Watch Series 8 and the iPhone 14 series. According to reports and leaks, the company is now said to be developing the next generation of the Apple Watch. Similar to how they skipped the iPhone 9 and introduced the iPhone X, is it possible that they will skip the Apple Watch Series 9 and release an Apple Watch X instead?
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According to a claim from the French website iPhoneSoft, Apple is considering bypassing the Apple Watch Series 9 in the same way that it skipped the iPhone 9 in 2017 to mark the iPhone’s 10th anniversary and instead released the iPhone X.
According to a source from Apple supplier Luxshare, the next watch from Apple won’t be called the Apple Watch 9; instead, it will go by the name Apple Watch X. This prediction is made in reference to the upcoming generation of Apple Watches.
OS & Performances
Furthermore, it is also expected to have watchOS 10 as an Operating System in the next-generation watch. Including some expected features like a flatter design, new case trails, new bracelets, as well as features like a blood glucose sensor.
Rumors say that the Apple next-generation watch will also have a blood alcohol sensor. Although already launched Apple smartwatches feature heart monitoring, fall detection emergency and SoS calling, period tracker, and more.
microLED Display
Apple is said to work on incorporating microLED displays in its future wearables as reported. The following-generation Apple Watch Ultra, anticipated for release in 2024, will be the first Apple Watch to include a microLED display. It’s also anticipated that Apple would add this cutting-edge display technology to its other products, including the iPhone, iPad, and Mac computers.
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