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Apple Accidentally Leaks Images of Upcoming Apple Watch Series 4 Models With Larger Displays
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Microsoft Band had UV detection and that was like 4 years ago so it's completely possible.
Are you sure about that? I held my existing Series 3 up to the image at the same angle and it looks very similar. I'm not seeing a smaller bezel in that image, at least not anything to get excited about.
So this gold ring image is supposed to represent the new digital crown for Gold watch?
The cricle was the place the Steve Job Theater.
The gold was the color for new iPhone and Watch.
The day that a leak like this comes out and no one cares is the day that Apple is truly doomed.
Apple is suffering from a major leak that has allowed 9to5Mac to discover images of the upcoming "iPhone XS" models and the Apple Watch Series 4, giving us an idea of what to expect when the new devices are announced on September 12.
As can be seen in the photo below, the new Apple Watch models feature smaller bezels for more visible screen space, which allows for new complications arranged in a round configuration, which could be a nod to the media invites that went out earlier today.
Rumors have suggested the displays of the new Apple Watch models are 15 percent larger, which appears to be in line with the video.
Apple is clearly planning to introduce at least one new watch face, which appears to be able to support a total of eight complications. Four complications are included on the watch face itself, underneath the hands, while another four are located at the edges of the display.
Interestingly, the Apple Watch in the image features a shiny gold enclosure, which appears to be shinier than previous aluminum models, perhaps suggesting a stainless steel option with a gold finish. It could also be shiner in the Apple marketing materials, though.
There's a new hole below the Digital Crown, which is perhaps another microphone, and the Digital Crown has a red outline rather than a full red dot.
Apple will unveil the Apple Watch Series 4 models alongside new 2018 iPhones on September 12, at a 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time event that's set to be held at the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple Park campus. Apple will live stream the event, but for those who cannot watch, MacRumors will be featuring live coverage both on the site and on our MacRumorsLive Twitter account.
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Two questions: a. what if anything can it do that the current model can't? b. how much longer battery life? If I like either of these answers I'll buy. If not, not.
Apple is suffering from a major leak that has allowed 9to5Mac to discover images of the upcoming "iPhone XS" models and the Apple Watch Series 4, giving us an idea of what to expect when the new devices are announced on September 12.
As can be seen in the photo below, the new Apple Watch models feature smaller bezels for more visible screen space, which allows for new complications arranged in a round configuration, which could be a nod to the media invites that went out earlier today.
Rumors have suggested the displays of the new Apple Watch models are 15 percent larger, which appears to be in line with the video.
Apple is clearly planning to introduce at least one new watch face, which appears to be able to support a total of eight complications. Four complications are included on the watch face itself, underneath the hands, while another four are located at the edges of the display.
Interestingly, the Apple Watch in the image features a shiny gold enclosure, which appears to be shinier than previous aluminum models, perhaps suggesting a stainless steel option with a gold finish. It could also be shiner in the Apple marketing materials, though.
There's a new hole below the Digital Crown, which is perhaps another microphone, and the Digital Crown has a red outline rather than a full red dot.
Apple will unveil the Apple Watch Series 4 models alongside new 2018 iPhones on September 12, at a 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time event that's set to be held at the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple Park campus. Apple will live stream the event, but for those who cannot watch, MacRumors will be featuring live coverage both on the site and on our MacRumorsLive Twitter account.
Article Link: Apple Accidentally Leaks Images of Upcoming Apple Watch Series 4 Models With Larger Displays
Depending on whether you have the 38mm or the 42mm, it can make a difference. Maybe not one you are excited about though. The screen on the new 38mm will be larger than the screen on the current 42.
Here’s a mock-up from phonearena.com:
I this a leak or not? If it's a leak it's big news.
So strange though. Everyone seems to be assuming it's not a leak because it's so egregious.
So strange though. Everyone seems to be assuming it's not a leak because it's so egregious.
The overloaded face shown in the photo is truly hideous, I hope Apple only made it to showcase all the complication possibilities of the larger screen and doesn't really expect them to be used at once. But some nice new faces would be welcome. Maybe a rectangular traditional face to match the rectangular case.
Maybe the leaks are intended? To hype up interest. To further inflate the value of AAPL shares.
I mean…. c'mon, even Tesla does a good (or bad) job of leaking future intentions.
Well, long hair hanging down, hoodies, broad-brimmed hats... Fusing sensor data is no good if the sensor data coming in is bogus.
Cushion, do you mean like, a bulging display? Apart from being a potential scratch magnet, I'm thinking it might make touch sensing more difficult. Also, a bulging sapphire display cover glass grinding and polishing would probably also be a lot more time consuming (which means even pricier stainless and ceramic models.)
I flip between 3 watch faces for a total of 10 complications that I use regularly.
Well I currently use the modular display so this looks great to me.