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Apple Watch Series 7 first real-world images surfaces ahead of launch

Ashutosh — Mon, 04 Oct 2021 03:32:49 +0000

Apple may announce the new Watch Series 7 anytime from now but the company managed to contain leaks to an extent that the real-world pictures weren’t out yet. However, some pictures finally found their way past restrictions and were circulated online. The images went live on a Facebook group but it was taken down soon after its posting. It is also being claimed that Apple Watch Series 7 was undergoing carrier testing before its official launch this fall.

Source: Macrumors

Contrary to the rumors, Watch Series 7 does not feature flat-edges but instead, is curved over the sides, as appears from the leaked images. So far, only the marketing and promotional graphics were available for everyone to see but after the leaks from today, it is clear how exactly the upcoming Watch Series 7 is going to look like.

Even though the CPU remains the same as we saw on Apple Watch Series 6, there are significant improvements to the display, improved IP6X rating for dust and water resistance, and we can hope for more. But for that, we will have to wait for Apple to announce it.

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Apple Watch Series 7 detailed specs revealed via internal datasheet

Ashutosh — Sat, 18 Sep 2021 03:48:47 +0000

When it comes to knowing the detailed specifications of Apple products, there is not much that we get out of Apple. The company, in its launches, only reveals relevant information without mentioning the exact details. For example, it’s hard to make out how big of a battery is packed in iPhones, and all we get to know is that there will be enough juice to get an 8-hour SOT. Well, that’s how Apple has been, and we don’t expect them to get into details either. But an internal datasheet has recently surfaced online that takes us through some crucial information about Watch Series 7 that Apple probably won’t tell you.

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There’s a clear mention of specs of the latest Apple smartwatch along with older Series 6, Series 3, and SE watches. The most prominent bit is the weight of the Watch Series 7 models. The 41mm dial model weighs just 32 grams with the Aluminum casing, the weight increases significantly for the Stainless Steel model and is at 42.3 grams whereas the Titanium build is again on the lower side with just 37 grams. As for the larger 45mm models, 38.8 grams (Aluminum), 51.5 grams (Stainless Steel), and 45.1 grams (Titanium) respectively.

While there’s absolutely no change in the internal storage that stays the same 32GB as it was on the previous two generations of watches, the chipset sees a significant increment with the new S7 System-in-Package (SiP). This processor is claimed to be 20% faster than the S5 SiP on last year’s Apple Watch SE.

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Apple Watch Series 7 arrives with a refreshed design, watchOS 8, priced at $399

Jed John Ikoba — Tue, 14 Sep 2021 20:57:05 +0000

Apple has officially unveiled the Watch Series 7, its latest and most powerful smartwatch yet. With slimmer bezels, the Apple Watch Series 7 comes with a bigger display, and Apple claims that an additional 50 percent more text can be crammed into its display compared to the Apple Watch Series 6.

The Apple Watch Series 7 is priced at $399 and offers a more interactive display with a full keyboard that has swiping functionality. The Watch Series 7 also comes with several new watch faces attuned to the much larger display available in the device. The Watch Series 7 however still retains the ruggedness that has been an integral part of Apple’s design philosophy. It has IP6X water and dust resistance rating, and comes in two sizes – 41mm and 45mm. These are some improvements from the previous Apple watches in terms of their size.

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The Apple Watch Series 7 is said to come with similar sensors and processors as its predecessor, the Watch Series 6 but it will runs on the latest watchOS 8 interface with lots of amazing features and improved algorithm. The battery is also a monster lot – offering up to 18 hours of normal use on a full charge. The smartwatch is charged via USB-C which offers greater charging speeds up to 33% better than a USB-A charging port. Interestingly, Apple says that 8 minutes of charging of the device offers 8 hours of battery life.

More features are also included in the new models including a new Outdoor Cycling functionality that supports a more responsive outdoor cycling regime. Fall Support is also available to take care of emergencies for enhanced safety.

The Watch Series 7 starts at $399 and will be available this Fall. Five color variants will be available for the Apple Watch Series 7 – black, blue, gold, red and dark green.

Kuo hints Apple Watch Series 7 production challenges have now been resolved

Jed John Ikoba — Fri, 10 Sep 2021 20:40:38 +0000

A report emerged a couple of days back that the Apple Watch Series 7 could be delayed due to some production issues. There were doubts whether the new smart wearable will be part of the product lineup for Apple’s September 14 launch event. The event dubbed California Streaming will see some big announcements by Apple, but no details were provided on the specific production issues that could delay shipments till November 2021.

However, new details coming from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo indicates that all the production issues have now been resolved and the Apple Watch Series 7 will be released as originally scheduled. Apple will therefore begin shipment of the device by the end of September 2021.

This also means that the new Apple Watch Series 7 will share the spotlight with possibly the iPhone 13 and iPad that may be unveiled next week. Principally, it is believed that the production issues were around the adoption of many new panel-related production processes and a new choice of suppliers for the OLED screens of the smart wearables.

The Apple Watch Series 7 is rumored to have a sharp edge flat design like the iPhone 12. The panels use a contact design in favor of the cable design in previous models. Obviously, the new design approach brought in some complexities that warranted an adjustment of the production timelines. It is believed that Apple was able to rise to the production challenges, bringing the device back in line for its release this month.

Mass production of the Watch Series 7 panels, according to the analyst, will begin in mid-September. The California Streaming Apple launch event is billed for 10am PDT on September 14.

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Apple Watch Series 7 Knock-off is already on sale in China, appears in real skin

Jed John Ikoba — Fri, 27 Aug 2021 21:45:36 +0000

Apple is expected to announce the Watch Series 7 in September this year. While that is yet to happen, images purported to be a counterfeit of the upcoming Watch Series 7 model have appeared online. The images were shared by a Twitter user @MajinBuOfficial and they show the knock-ff Watch Series 7 in space gray, silver, and space black colors.

The design of the Watch Series 7 knock-off resembles those of the previously leaked CAD renders of the next-gen Apple Watch. It is expected that the Apple Watch will use a square edge, which is very similar to the design of the iPhone 12 series, iPad Air, iPad Pro, and the 24-inch iMac.

Although the devices in the images are knock-offs and not from Apple, they may be similar to the final product, allowing us to see how the new Apple Watch design looks in real life. The tipster also disclosed that the Apple Watch Series 7 clone is already on sale in China for around 350-400 yuan (~$60).

So far, we have only seen the design of the Apple Watch Series 7 in renders that are based on leaked images and CAD drawings leaked by industry sources. Although the Apple Watch 7 series is expected to be 1.7mm thinner than the 6 series, it is worth noting that this change may not have been brought to the cloned product. The Watch 7 clone in the leaked images appears to be thicker than the genuine device.

The clones of popular Apple products are usually very deceptive in appearance, making the deceived believe that they are genuine. This problem is very common, especially the counterfeit AirPods, which has reached the point where it is difficult to distinguish between the fake and the real so that Apple has a team that focuses on combating counterfeit products and preventing them from being sold.

Apple is expected to launch Apple Watch Series 7 as early as next month, and it is likely to be launched alongside the iPhone 13 series, offering improved display technology and ultra-wideband connections, faster processors, larger batteries, and more.

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