While Apple has yet to make its first big product launch event of this fall official, we’re pretty sure the (virtual) shindig will take place on September 14. That obviously means that whatever the Cupertino-based tech giant plans to unveil has to be just about ready for primetime by now, but according to a new Nikkei Asia report, that’s not quite the case for the company’s next-gen smartwatch.
Maybe the radical redesign was not such a good idea after all
There’s some new stuff on the inside too
Blood pressure monitoring on the Galaxy Watch 4
The reason is that Apple is trying to fit a larger number of parts and sensors than ever before into a “similar size body”, which is proving quite tricky to navigate at a time when traveling back and forth between the US and the various Asian home bases of the company’s major suppliers is still made hard by COVID-19 restrictions and precautions.
