The information was shared by Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, note that Apple is preparing to launch a news series over the next few days. That’s because the company will be hosting a WWDC developer conference at Apple Park on June 5th.

Among the news that are preparing to present to consumers are details about iOS 17 and other operating systems from the manufacturer, as is the case with watchOS 10, which will bring a number of new features to Apple users who own smartwatches from the manufacturer..

As for the operating system used in Apple watches, according to the journalist, the company should not make major changes to the hardware itself. Among the reasons is the release of the Apple Watch Ultra last year. However, it is possible that users will notice significant differences in product design.

Rumors suggest changes to Apple Watch

Rumors suggest that the 2024 Apple Watch will follow the same commemorative naming strategy as the 2017 iPhone X. The device is expected to be officially called the Apple Watch X and will be available with a 1.89-inch or 2.04-inch display. .

Current Apple Series 8 devices have a 1.7″ (41mm) or 1.9″ (45mm) screen. The second-generation Apple Watch Ultra, due out next year, will have a larger 2.1-inch micro-LED display. The first generation Apple Watch Ultra features a 1.92-inch OLED display. Both are relatively larger than what is currently on the market.

According to Gurman, watchOS 10 should bring significant changes to the user interface. Unlike iOS 17, which should keep its current look and feel, watchOS 10 news will be announced at WWDC and scheduled for release in September along with new Apple Watch models.

It is important to remember that all information disclosed by Gurman is just hearsay. Thus, Apple would not officially release the details provided by the journalist about the changes that watchOS 10 could bring to devices.

Apple patents technology that will prevent users from wearing counterfeit Apple Watch bands
The novelty will use NFC to identify information about the bracelet that the user is using.

Via: Phone Arena

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