Apple picker There is more and more talk about what the new Apple Watch will look like, with which the Californian company should probably come out already this fall. The Apple Watch Series 3 should not differ significantly in design from its predecessors, but the main innovation will be LTE, i.e. the ability to connect to the Internet without the need to connect to an iPhone.
At least that's according to respected analyst Ming Chi-Kuo of KGI, which supports previous reports Bloomberg. The new Apple Watch will again have 38 and 42 millimeters, but will now be available in a version without LTE or with LTE - similar to iPads.
This will be a significant innovation for the Watch, as they will again be able to become much more independent from the iPhone, to which they are otherwise connected. First, Apple added GPS, so that, for example, when running, they can already record the route themselves, and now they will also be able to be connected to the Internet.
However, the question remains as to how the Watch with LTE will be available in our country, for example. In the United States, all major carriers should offer them, but how it will work in other countries and under what conditions is not yet clear.
As for the change in design which he suggested John Gruber of Daring Fireball, according to Ming Chi-Kua, will not take place. Apple will probably be able to fit a chip for LTE into the current body.
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Another question from the other side. LTE support on the watch means it will also catch 3G/EDGE/GRPS?
Will they have their own SIM?
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