Apple just sent out invites for its September event, where the company is expected to introduce three new iPhones, a new Apple Watch, new MacBook devices, new AirPods, and the AirPower wireless charger.
Hours after that company sent out invites for its hardware event, its new iPhone XS devices leaked. And now, we have our first look at the Apple Watch Series 4, thanks to the folks at 9to5Mac.
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The company’s upcoming Series 4 watch looks much bigger than ever before, with previous rumours claiming this year’s Apple Watch will feature ~15% bigger displays. Thanks to the larger displays, the watch will also be able to present more information on the watch face itself.
The leaked render above shows off what seems to be a new watch face that includes much more information than before, and Apple will likely update other watch faces to work better with the larger displays of the Apple Watch Series 4.
The device likely includes other enhancements, though we haven’t really hard much about it in detail yet. Apple will make things official on September 12, so stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the event.
pargon
Premium Member<blockquote><em><a href="#311096">In reply to CoreyP:</a></em></blockquote><p>Not sure you know what "redundant" means. Current temp, followed by high and low are actually different numbers….related? Yes. But who has ever been pissed that an app shows relevant (to some) information as long as it's not the same thing in two different ways? </p><p><br></p><p>I hate apple and their proprietary everything. But doesn't mean that the info in their watch display is "redundant" when it's actually anything but. Surely you can create apps or pay for one that displays the info you'd like to see.</p>
provision l-3
<p>It could be the angle of the photo but the watch does look thinner as rumored. I also think the presentation of the outer complications is interesting use of the expanded screen space but it does like a little cluttered in that set up. </p>
Stooks
<p>Rumor is it is not actually bigger. The screen inside the watch is more edge to edge now so 15% more screen space same size physical watch. </p><p><br></p><p>I have a series 3 and I like it but I would rather have a round version. Maybe by series 6?</p>