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Apple has been gradually pivoting its design language over the years and across its products. Interestingly enough it started with the iPad Pro which ditched the curved edges in favor of flat ones. This later expanded to the iPhone 12, and it looks like it could soon be extended to the Apple Watch as well.

In a series of new renders shared by 91mobiles, they have posted what appears to be renders of the upcoming Apple Watch Series 7 which shows off the watch’s flat edges. This seems to be in line with the renders we saw from Jon Prosser and RendersByIan a few months ago, so while it’s not necessarily confirmed, they do corroborate each other’s claims.

The adoption of flat edges gives the watch a bit more of a square look to it. While the face of the Apple Watch has always been square-ish, the use of the curved edges and curved display did give it a more “organic” look. This makes it look more boxy, but whether or not that’s a good or bad thing will boil down to your own personal preference.

Apple is said to be planning an event in September where the iPhone 13 will be announced. It is also the same event that will most likely see the launch of the Series 7 as well, so check back with us in the coming weeks for the details.

New Renders Of The Apple Watch Series 7 Have Been Leaked

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The Apple Watch is packed with all kinds of health related features and sensors, whether it be a heart rate monitor, an ECG monitor, a blood oxygen monitor, and so on. It seems that in the future, we might be able to add another sensor or monitor to that list that will be able to measure the hydration in the wearer.

According to a recently-published patent, it seems that Apple has filed for a patent for a hydration measurement feature that could be used in the Apple Watch.

The patent’s description reads, “Hydration measurement capabilities can be provided by a wearable electronic device, such as a watch, to allow a user to easily track hydration. A watch can be positioned to receive and measure one or more electrical properties of perspiration produced by the user wearing the watch. The watch provides electrodes for measuring the electrical properties of the perspiration.”

Apple also adds, “The hydration tracking can be performed non-invasively, repeatedly, accurately, automatically, and with minimal user intervention. The measurements can be used to provide useful feedback and health tracking information to a user, thereby allowing the user to better manage hydration and overall health.”

However, as this is a patent, there’s no telling if Apple will actually make it a reality. There have been rumors that Apple is considering other types of health sensors and monitors, like a noninvasive way of measuring glucose levels, but it might be a while before we actually see that feature make its way into the Apple Watch.

Future Apple Watches Might Be Able To Measure Hydration Levels

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