Great features of the upcoming Apple Watch update, watchOS 7, were made available through the release of 9to5Mac.
The website received a refined code for iOS 14 that clarifies a series of changes to watOS 7, including new viewing angles, parental controls and the chance to create new faces with the Photos app for your iPhone, but it's the ability to follow a long-term dream that sounds more exciting.
According to web page, which is set to begin tracking in 2019, watOS 7 will allow Apple's clock to track the user's sleep quality through a set of built-in sensors, and like most trackers, it will wake you up well in the morning.
New tools for the new Apple Watch
But, as with many Apple products, it's a little more complete that experience; The watch will remind you to charge you before bedtime to make sure you run out of battery in the middle of the night, it will automatically lock the phone to & # 39; Do not disturb & # 39; when you sleep. It will use any alarm if it detects you waking up in the morning.
It sounds like a great addition to the Apple Watch, and may also be compatible with previous models. But Apple may be adapting the next Apple Watch to take full advantage of the feature requested, so what should we expect? It's simple: longer battery life or speed is better charging.
Getting reminders to charge your watch before bed is helpful for current Apple watch owners, but it's not the best experience offered by Apple.
In this case, the Apple clock should last longer than 24 hours and, although this does not happen at any Apple watch time, there are significant competitors for the Wear app that last for days, or even weeks, in one case.
Apple may have been working to extend the Apple Watch's battery life as it did with the iPhone 11 series, and that could be an important selling point for a watch that hasn't been released yet.
The only problem is that larger battery installations can mean an increase in range and complexity, and it's not something Apple could do, or improve battery life.
This is where the improved loading speed comes into play. Chinese companies like Oppo are leading the way in wireless charging technology, offering 65W wireless charging capabilities in the future Smartphones
You may not receive a quick 65 W charging on Apple's next watch – which is supplemented by a small internal battery – but offering a quick charge to recharge your Apple watch before bed is reasonable, and it fits well with a function that will remind you to charge your watch before bed.
Regardless of what Apple has planned, we probably won't see the next generation of Apple watches until later this year, maybe September, Apple's favorite month with the launch of Apple and the iPhone.
For more information on the new generation of watches, check out the latest news from Apple's 6 watches.
