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The announcement of the Apple Watch Series 9. This latest model features the new S9 SiP chip, which significantly enhances both performance and functionality. Despite these improvements, the battery life remains at 18 hours, which is a noteworthy achievement.
At Apple’s headquarters, Apple Park, a highly anticipated product announcement event took place. The event garnered significant attention from technology enthusiasts worldwide, with many tuning into the live broadcast in hopes of hearing about thrilling new updates to Apple’s product line.
The new chip enables Siri to process requests directly on the device, eliminating the need for a Wi-Fi or data connection. Other enhancements include an increased accuracy of voice input by 25%, access to health data via Siri, and an always-on Retina display with increased brightness. A new gesture feature, “Double Tap,” allows users to control their device with a simple tap of the finger and thumb.
The Apple Watch Ultra also saw a second-generation model release, equipped with the S9 SiP chip. The newly released model took many by surprise, as it was not expected to be released yet. The main change in the Ultra model is a brightness increase to 3,000 nits, all while maintaining battery life.
The Apple Watch SE (Second Generation) remains unchanged, thus Apple’s watch lineup continues to consist of the Ultra, Series 9, and SE (Second Generation) models. The new “Double Tap” feature is only available on the Series 9 and Ultra models, and not on the SE (Second Generation). All models share features like “high and low heart rate notifications,” “irregular heart rhythm notifications,” and “notification of decreased cardiorespiratory function,” but the “Blood Oxygen Wellness App” and “ECG App” are not available on the SE (second generation).