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Apple Watch Series 8 Design, Colour Options Tipped: All Details

Apple Watch Series 8 has been tipped to feature the same design as its predecessor, the Apple Watch Series 7. A tipster has shared the expected colour options for the company’s rumoured next-generation wearable device. The leak specifically refers to the base variant of the Apple Watch Series 8. It is also said to feature four aluminium colour options and two stainless steel colour options. According to the tipster, who cites an unnamed source, no new sensors were noticeable on the smartwatch. A recent report had suggested that the Apple Watch Series 8 could support a ‘fever detection’ feature.

Tipster ShrimpApplePro (@VNchocoTaco) has leaked details regarding the base variant of the rumoured Apple Watch Series 8. According to the tipster, the wearable will feature a design similar to the previous generation smartwatch form Apple. It is said to feature Midnight, Starlight, Product Red, Silver colour options in aluminium. It could also get Silver and Graphite colour options for the stainless steel version, the tipster added.

The base variant of the Apple Watch Series 8 will not be available in a titanium model, according to the tipster, who also notes that their source was unable to visually notice any new sensors on the rumoured smartwatch series from Apple. Additionally, the tipster has also shared that the box of the Apple Watch Series 8 will get a new seal with stronger glue. This is said to prevent retailers and from repackaging the smartwatch. It is said to enter mass production this month.

Apple Watch Series 8 will reportedly sport the largest display that the tech giant has placed on a wearable. As per the report, the Watch Series 8 could be called the Apple Watch Pro. The report also added that it could be the first major redesign for an Apple Watch since 2018. This claim has been purportedly refuted by tipster ShrimpApplePro.

According to a recent report, the Apple Watch Series 8 could feature a body temperature sensor that can reportedly detect if a user has fever. It is said to recommend wearers to see doctor or use a dedicated thermometer. The report added that the feature might not display the exact temperature like a traditional thermometer.



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iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7, MacBook Pro Discounted in Croma Everything Apple Sale: Best Deals, Offers

Croma Everything Apple Sale July 2022 in India is set to begin on July 28 and will be live till the end of month. During the Croma Everything Apple July 2022 Sale, the retailer will be offering several Apple products at discount. According to the retailer, they will be offering the products with up to Rs. 15,000 off, including bank discount. Apart from smartphones, tablets, laptops, and wearables, Croma is also offering product accessories with up to 67 percent discount. Customers are advised to compare the prices of the products they wish to buy with other e-commerce platforms before taking a decision.

Croma Everything Apple Sale July 2022: Best Offers on iPhone models

Apple iPhone 13 (Rs. 66,990)

Apple iPhone 13 with 128GB storage has been listed on Croma for price of a Rs. 66,990 (MRP Rs. 79,900). This is the effective price with the additional bank discounts applied. The 256GB storage variant can be bought for Rs. 75,990 (MRP Rs. 89,900). The smartphone went on sale in India in September last year. It is powered by the A15 Bionic SoC and features a 6.1-inch OLED display.

Buy Now at: Rs. 66,900 (MRP Rs. 79,900)

Apple iPhone 12 (Rs. 53,990)

Apple iPhone 12 with 64GB storage is available via Croma for Rs. 53,990 (MRP Rs. 65,900) after the additional bank discounts have applied. The variant with 128GB storage is available for Rs. 58,990 (MRP Rs. 70,900). The handset went on sale in India in October 2020. It is powered by the A14 Bionic SoC and features a 6.1-inch OLED display.

Buy Now at: Rs. 53,990 (MRP Rs. 65,900)

Apple iPhone 11 (Rs. 42,990)

Apple iPhone 11 with 64GB storage is available via Croma for Rs. 42,990 (MRP Rs. 49,990). This is the effective orice after the additional bank discounts have applied by the customer. The variant with 128GB storage is available for Rs. 49,990 (MRP Rs. 54,900). The handset was launched in September 2019 with a 6.1-inch display and A13 Bionic SoC.

Buy Now at: Rs. 42,990 (MRP Rs. 49,990)

Croma Everything Apple Sale July 2022: Best Offers on Apple Watch

Apple Watch Series 7 (Rs. 37,990)

Apple Watch Series 7 GPS is currently available on Croma for Rs. 37,990 (MRP Rs. 41,900) for the 41mm size variant. The smartwatch was launched in September 2021. It features always-on Retina display that produces up to 70 percent more brightness than the previous generation.

Buy Now at: Rs. 37,990 (MRP Rs. 41,900)

Apple Watch SE (Rs. 26,990)

Apple Watch SE GPS is currently available on Croma for a price of Rs. 26,990 (MRP Rs. 29,900) for the 40mm size variant. The affordable Apple smartwatch was launched in September 2020. It features Apple S5 SiP and the W3 wireless chip. It gets an accelerometer, gyroscope, and an always-on altimeter function as well.

Buy Now at: Rs. 26,990 (MRP Rs. 29,900)

Croma Everything Apple Sale July 2022: Best Offers on Macbook Pro

Apple Macbook Pro 14-inch (2021) (Rs. 1,75,410)

Apple Macbook Pro 14-inch (2021) with the M1 Pro chip from Apple is available via Croma for Rs. 1,75,410 (MRP Rs. 1,94,900). The laptop was launched in October last year with a display notch. It also features P3 wide colour gamut, HDR support, and XDR output.

Buy Now at: Rs. 1,75,410 (MRP Rs. 1,94,900)

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Said to Skip Body Temperature Tracking Feature: Ming-Chi Kuo

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5, the next smartwatch in the South Korean tech giant’ smartwatch range, has been rumoured to come with a thermometer feature that can be used to track skin temperature, which is useful to detect early signs of infection and track ovulation cycles. However, it seems like Samsung might not be able to add this feature to its upcoming smartwatch. Apple is also trying to bring this feature to its next-gen smartwatch, but hasn’t had any success yet, according to noted analyst Ming-chi Kuo. Therefore, he believes that that if Apple could not do the same with their smartwatch, Samsung too can’t do it.

Reportedly, Samsung is facing difficulties coding the temperature-reading algorithm for the Galaxy Watch 5, almost similar to what Apple had gone through while adding this feature to Apple Watch 7 Series. However, this process is said to be necessary to enable the hardware sensors to deliver accurate readings. Previous reports, once again by TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, have hinted at Apple working to include the same feature to measure body temperature in the Apple Watch Series 8. Kuo said due to lack of a qualifying algorithm, Apple didn’t add the body temperature feature to Apple Watch Series 7.

Kuo, through a tweet, claims that “Apple has already given up on implementing body temperature readings for this year’s 7th-gen Apple Watch (it looks like a “better luck next year” scenario) and speculates that Samsung won’t be able to do the same for the Watch 5.”

The challenge both Samsung and Apple are facing somehow relates to the fact that surface skin temperature can vary depending on external factors. Meanwhile, both the companies are trying to work on hardware that is capable of reading surface temperatures in order to allow their smartwatches to take accurate readings.

Moreover, Apple might win by solving this puzzle with the Apple Watch 8 Series before Samsung and can bring this feature to the market. Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 5 may offer other new features and design, but if recent claims are to go by, then the smartwatch may not come with a body temperature sensor.

A recent report claimed that the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 may launch with slightly larger batteries for the 40mm and 44mm models compared to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 series. The report said the Galaxy Watch 5 40mm (EB-BR900ABY) will have a 276mAh battery, up from 247mAh (+29mAh). The larger Watch 5 44mm (EB-BR910ABY) will have a 397mAh battery, up from 361mAh (+36mAh). The Galaxy Watch 5 generation won’t be unveiled until the second half of this year, the report added.



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Apple Watch Series 8 May Sense Body Temperature, if Algorithm Supports: Ming-Chi Kuo

Apple Watch Series 8, expected to be launched later this year, has seen a lot of buzz around its upcoming features. Previous reports hinted at Apple working to include a feature to measure body temperature in the series. The rumours were first addressed by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who suggested that Apple might not bring the body temperature feature in Watch Series 8. However, in a series of recent tweet, TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claimed that the company might be working on an algorithm to support the temperature sensing feature in the upcoming smartwatch.

Kuo took to Twitter to explain why the body temperature feature didn’t make it to Apple Watch Series 7. He stated that as the algorithm didn’t support its qualification before reaching the Engineering Validation Testing stage, the feature couldn’t be made to work on the watch. However, the company is planning to introduce the temperature measurement feature this year with the Apple Watch Series 8, if algorithm ends up supporting the requirement. The feature will enable the smartwatch to act as a thermometer and can help detect fever.

 

Kuo also addressed the key issue that makes it difficult for smartwatches to ensure inclusion of body temperature sensing. “The challenge in implementing precise body temperature measurement is that skin temperature quickly varies depending on outside environments,” he explained. He added smartwatches fail to calculate core temperature measurement with its hardware alone. Hence, an excellent algorithm is required for smartwatches to include temperature sensing feature.

Samsung, in Kuo’s opinion, is facing a similar challenge, making it tough for them to introduce the feature. Kuo also refuted the rumours suggesting the support for body temperature measurement in Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 this year.

Kuo’s tweet has contradicted the report shared by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, where he mentioned that while the Cupertino-based company may add support for checking blood glucose levels and blood pressure levels, it will not be possible for Apple to add the body temperature feature in Apple Watch Series 8.

However, Kuo’s previous report from September last year also hinted at Apple’s progress to offer new health management features.

The Apple Watch Series 8 is expected to arrive mid-September this year, along with the launch of the iPhone 14 series.

 



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