If you expect Apple to announce a new Apple Watch with blood pressure monitoring later this year, you may be disappointed.
A new report suggests that we will probably wait until 2024 for such a feature to appear in Apple’s wearable products.
A new report from Mark Gurman of Bloomberg suggests that while Apple is actually working to create such a feature, accuracy issues have so far prevented it from being pushed into a finished product.
This means that while we’ve been hearing rumors about the feature for years, the company has been unable to publish it due to a lack of confidence in the readings it has created.
The company has a team working on an update sensor and software for the Apple Watch that will determine if a user has high blood pressure, but accuracy during the test was a challenge, people said, not to identify the matter as it is private. . The feature is planned for at least four years, but it is likely to be two years away from coming to market and slip by 2025, they said. At 9:41 a.m. in New York, Apple shares rose nearly 1%.
Apple is set to announce a new Apple Watch called the Apple Watch Series 8 later this year. It now seems unlikely that there will be new sensors as part of the updated hardware, although a faster processor and updated software must be provided.
There are rumors that Apple will update its Apple Watch SE this year, while there are also rumors for a new rogue Apple Watch 2022 release.
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