Apple's upcoming Watch Series 7 will likely launch with a slightly larger display than its predecessor.
This is news reported by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, who outlined some of the new watch's specifications in the latest installment of his Power On newsletter.
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According to Gurman, the Apple Watch Series 7 will have flatter display and edges and a faster processor. Both variants will also have larger displays.
Specifically, the Apple Watch Series 7 will come in two sizes: 41mm and 45mm. The Apple Watch Series 6 has a slightly smaller display, at 40mm and 44mm. While this sounds like a small change, it will really make a difference — Gurman says Apple will ship several new watch faces with the Series 7 to take advantage of the larger display, including an updated “Infograph Modular face.”.
Gurman's report confirms most of the previous rumors we've heard about the upcoming Watch. In May, leaker Jon Prosser shared images of what the new, more flattering Watch Series 7 might look like, and said that Apple will likely launch it in a new green color.
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As for other changes, the Apple Watch Series 7 is rumored to have a slightly larger battery, as well as ultra-wideband capabilities (as seen in Apple AirTags).
The Apple Watch Series 7 is likely to be released in mid-September, alongside the iPhone 13.
Information source: mashable.com
