The annual conference of "Apple," held on Wednesday in California, marked a significant shift in the realm of smartphone updates and their attachments. Among the revelations from the tech giant last night was the "Apple Watch 8," which features the ability to monitor certain health indicators for users. For instance, it can determine the actual ovulation days for women, making it easier for families looking to conceive.
The watch utilizes two sensors to check the wrist temperature of women every five seconds throughout the night and record body temperature, as slight increases of up to 0.1 degrees can indicate ovulation. Somnath Desai, Apple's health officer, mentioned during the launch event, "If you are trying to conceive, knowing when ovulation occurs will be the mission of the 'Apple Watch 8.'"
The new watch will be available starting September 16. The event, named "Far Out," kicked off at 10:00 AM Pacific Time (around 5 PM GMT) at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California. During the conference, Apple also showcased the "iPhone 14" and "iPhone 14 Plus," including an iPhone in a purple color.
The ceremony began with the announcement of the new smartwatch named "SE 2," along with the unveiling of the "Apple Watch Ultra." In the same vein, the new "Apple AirPods Pro 2" were announced, allowing users to adjust sound in a more flexible manner, and they feature a capability to emit sound when the charging case is misplaced.
