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Based on the designs we’ve been seeing from Apple’s products in recent years, it is believed that the upcoming Apple Watch Series 7 is expected to adopt a similar design as well, which includes flat edges instead of the curved ones we’ve seen in current and previous models. Now according to a report from Bloomberg, more design details have emerged.

According to the report, it seems that the Series 7 is also expected to introduce even thinner bezels than before. We’re not sure if the thinner bezels means that we can look forward to a larger display, but according to Bloomberg’s report, the thinner borders will bring the display closer to the front cover of the watch.

Interestingly enough, the watch is also expected to be thicker overall, but apparently it won’t be thick enough for users to notice it. In addition to the thinner borders, the Apple Watch Series 7 is also expected to feature a faster processor and the use of an updated ultra-wideband functionality used in the AirTags.

Unfortunately, the report brings some bad news for the health features of the Apple Watch Series 7. Originally rumored to feature blood glucose monitoring, the new report claims that the tech isn’t quite ready for commercialization yet and that it might be a few more years before it becomes a reality.

Apple Watch Series 7 To Sport Thinner Bezels, Faster Processor

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Microsoft’s Flight Simulator has one of the best visuals for a video game, and given that it’s meant to simulate the experience of flying around the world, it kind of has to have excellent graphics. However, if you felt that the experience could stand to be more immersive, then you’re in luck.

At E3 2021, Turtle Beach announced their plans to expand into the controller market. The company is known for their gaming audio accessories like headsets, but it seems that they want to expand into making gaming controllers and have since unveiled a new controller called the VelocityOne Flight.

As you can see in the video above, this is a controller designed specifically for flight games. It is designed to simulate the controls you might find in an airplane. According to Turtle Beach, they claim to have worked with pilots and aerospace engineers to design the accessory to make it as authentic as possible.

The end result is a controller that can allow for a 180-degree yoke, integrated rudder controls, programmable buttons, and a full-color display. As expected it won’t come cheap and will be priced at $350, but if you think that it’s worth the investment, head on over to Turtle Beach’s website for the details.

Turtle Beach Launches A $350 Flight Simulator Controller

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