Apple Watch Series 8 may not house a body temperature sensor #Apple #Watch

San Francisco, Jan 11 : Apple Watch 8 is rumoured to arrive later this year and now a new report has claimed that the advanced sensors, such as those for measuring body temperature as well as blood sugar, may not arrive on this years Watch.

According to Mark Gurmans "Power On" newsletter it is unlikely that the Apple Watch Series 8 will house a body temperature sensor, reports The Verge.

Gurman wrote, "Dont expect any of these soon, though.Body temperature was on this years roadmap, but chatter about it has slowed down recently.

Blood pressure is at least two to three years away, while I wouldnt be surprised if glucose monitoring doesnt land until later in the second half of the decade."The company is also working on using non-invasive blood glucose monitoring optical sensors.

This will also provide users with a new method to detect the glucose level in their blood.Apple is planning to launch three new Apple Watch models this year.

The 2022 Apple Watch lineup will include the Apple Watch Series 8, the second-generation Apple Watch SE, and a new "extreme sports" version.The Apple Watch SE 2 will be in line with the original SE model that was launched in the year 2020.

The original Apple Watch SE 2 features designs similar to the regular Apple Watch models, but lacks some of the advanced features, such as always-on display, blood oxygen sensor, and ECG functionality.In addition, Apple is also planning an entirely new Apple Watch aimed at sports athletes.

It will feature a "ruggedised" design that may feature a case thats more resistant to scratches, dents, falls, and more.wh/svn/bg Apple Watch SE 2 is the same design as the original SE model, launched in 2020.

However, it lacks advanced features such an always-on display and blood oxygen sensor.A new Apple Watch for athletes is in development.

The "ruggedized" version of the Apple Watch SE 2 will be more resistant to scratches and dents as well as falls.#Apple #Watch #temperature #sensor #Jan #San Francisco #Cisco #Apple Watch.