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The new Apple Watch will bring three things

The new Apple Watch will bring three things

Barış SelmanbyBarış Selman
28 March 2024
in Tech, Wearables
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  • Apple Watch X is an important step forward for wearable health technology. It promises a sleek redesign and innovative health features like blood pressure monitoring and sleep apnea detection.
  • The new design may require new bands and changes in how users interact with their Apple Watch.
  • Apple Maps’ topographic feature provides detailed terrain information, improving outdoor navigation for Apple Watch and iPhone users.
  • Apple’s focus on health and safety features on Apple Watch X and iPhone demonstrates its commitment to user well-being.

Apple is taking firm steps towards consolidating its position in the wearable technology market with the new Apple Watch X model. According to the latest information, the company is working on a new model to mark the 10th anniversary of the release of the first version of the Apple Watch.

Designed for the 10th anniversary, the new mode attracts users with a new design and exciting health features.

A brand new design is coming with the Apple Watch X

Apple Watch X is expected to be thinner and more stylish than current models and will feature a new magnetic strap system that will make it easier to change straps. However, if you constantly change straps, this may be bad news. Because of the design change, you may be unable to use your existing straps on the new model.

Blood pressure monitoring

One of Apple Watch X’s most important features is rumored to be blood pressure monitoring. The feature will track blood pressure trends over time and alert users to potential health risks. How cool is that? You can actually think of it as a blood pressure monitor on your wrist.

While it won’t show exact systolic and diastolic readings, it will help users better monitor their overall health.

The new Apple Watch will bring three things
Apple Watch X will feature a new design that may not be compatible with older watch bands (Image credit)

Sleep apnea detection

The sleep apnea detection feature is of great interest to users with the condition. This feature detects sleep apnea symptoms by tracking the user’s sleep and breathing patterns. Potential at-risk users are referred to a doctor and receive the necessary diagnosis and treatment.

In the meantime, you might want to check out our comparison of the Apple Watch Ultra and Ultra 2.

Apple Watch X release date

The new Apple Watch model, an indicator of Apple’s wearable technology vision, is expected to be released in 2024 or 2025. This is all we know for now.

But Apple’s innovations do not end with these…

The new Apple Watch will bring three things
Apple Watch X represents a major advancement in wearable health technology (Image credit)

Topographic maps coming to Apple Maps

If you like hiking or cycling in nature like me, you know that finding your way around is not easy. This is especially true if the paths and roads in some terrains are not clearly visible. But Apple’s feature takes care of that, saving you from such problems.

The new feature will show the terrain’s shape and elevation, as well as information such as trails, contour lines, elevation, and points of interest. This will minimize the risk of getting lost.

The topographic map feature is currently only available on Apple Watch, but it will be available on iPhones with iOS 18’s upcoming release.

The iPhone also has life-saving features, such as Emergency SOS via Satellite, making it a must-have device for wilderness navigation.

The innovations offered by Apple Watch X could break new ground in the wearable technology market. It could go beyond being a watch and become a health assistant, helping users keep track of their overall well-being.

Featured image credit: Luke Chesser / Unsplash

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Barış Selman

Barış Selman

A technology and gaming enthusiast by day, Barış is a passionate composer and black/death metal guitarist by night. He keeps his finger on the pulse of the intersection of art and technology whenever he can from his tours worldwide.

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