Next week we will likely know the date of the next big apple event. In that event we will see the new iPhone 13 and the new Apple Watch Series 7 is expected to be announced. Over the past few weeks designs have been leaking from different sources and we can almost imagine that the new Apple Watch will abandon the curves to adopt a flatter design with a larger screen and two new screen sizes. In fact, having a new screen will make there are new spheres adapted to the new sizes that will allow the user to have greater versatility.
The spheres of the Apple Watch Series 7 will be much more complete
Following in the wake of the latest leaks, it is clear that the new Apple Watch Series 7 It will come in two new sizes 41 and 45mm. In addition, the design change would be remarkable leaving aside the curves that began in the original Apple Watch to give way to flat edges and larger screens without such sharp edges. If we analyze the concepts that are on the net, this new design really looks like the iPhone 12.
The new information comes from the hand of Gurman, one of the world's greatest gurus at Apple who has leaked and predicted the direction many devices have taken in recent years. Gurman assures that there will be new dials on the Apple Watch Series 7 optimized for the new screen sizes. The increase in the screen will allow the spheres to be more complete, allowing more information and complications as well as personalization.
This year's watches will come in sizes 41 millimeters and 45 millimeters, instead of 40 and 44 millimeters. I've been told that Apple will include several new watch faces to take advantage of the larger display, including an updated Infograph Modular face. This will be the second time in the history of the Apple Watch that the company has increased the size of the screen. Since the Apple Watch Series 4 in 2017.
Among the new spheres, it is worth highlighting new Modular Infograph supports a lot of complications and shows a lot of information at a glance. Having more screen could go in two directions. Or increase the existing elements or add new ones that allow them to be personalized by the user.
What is clear is that Apple's bet with its Watch Series 7 is a real design change that was needed for some years now. In fact, Gurman claims that No new health sensors will be included until next year. It will be the Apple Watch Series 8 that includes new sensors such as a body thermometer.