Gotta get em allWait until you find out what the 9 will get. That will be the one to get.
But if you wait to find out what the 10 will get, then you'll realize that that will be the one to get.
Gotta get em allWait until you find out what the 9 will get. That will be the one to get.
But if you wait to find out what the 10 will get, then you'll realize that that will be the one to get.
Your information/our information is all public. Thank the internet for that.Just a couple weeks ago, I was saying to someone else that it would be cool if the Apple Watch took body temperature. So either Apple’s spying on me or it’s a coincidence lol
I will have to have oneYes, because 8 is a lucky number. In Chinese, it sounds similar to good fortune.
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I mean I said this to someone off the internet and I was joking lolYour information/our information is all public. Thank the internet for that.
Do you have to swallow the watch for the prostate exam?Kuo: Apple Watch 13 will perform a urine analysis and do a prostate exam...
I actually turned AOD off with my series 5. I just use the raise the wrist feature to see the display. I was seeing battery loss with the AOD.So many people seem to have series 4 and dont see a need to upgrade... the always on display from the series 5 was by far the biggest reason to upgrade of any Apple Watch.
ME TOO! It's ridiculous.I'm getting sick of this iPhone 14, Apple Watch 8.... features when I'm exited about Tuesday's keynote.
Two killer features that are technologically impossible at this time. Don’t hold your breath.Temperature? Convenient - yes, but killer feature? It'd might be more useful if we could see see the effect of diet changes on body temperature and metabolic rate. The killer features for a watch, IMO, are blood pressure and/or blood sugar monitoring. I'm just not sure if those are feasible in a wrist watch.
One thing's for sure, I hope we don't get a testimonial in an Apple presentation about how the temperature sensor saved someone's life.
I heard watch 10 will be the best.Until the rumors of the 9 begin this time next year and then that is the one to get and so on.
Sure, AOD uses some battery.. But I end the day with plenty of juice still.. So frankly what's the big deal if I make it from 7 am to midnight with 35% left?I actually turned AOD off with my series 5. I just use the raise the wrist feature to see the display. I was seeing battery loss with the AOD.
Can you get reliable, consistent temperature readings from the wrist? I only know of 5 places where you can get accurate temperature readings on a human body: the forehead, the ear, the mouth (under the tongue), the armpits and the . in (_!_). I've never seen any medical professional or anyone take the temperature at the wrist.
I've always thought that taking body temp was the easiest thing to do but Apple didn't do it because the temp cannot be accurately taken from the wrist. If they start doing that now, it begs the question why they didn't do this with the very first watch edition?