Apple Watch instead of iPhone: Apple sets priorities

It won’t be long before Apple will present the future of its own operating systems to us. This year, however, the iPhone has to take a step back. According to a report, the manufacturer sets priorities for the Apple Watch.

Even if Apple is lucky enough to fulfill one or the other user request with the future iOS 17, the priorities in 2023 are elsewhere and not with the iPhone. Apple insider and Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman wants to know that of all things watchOS 10 for the Apple Watch will have notable changes (source: Bloomberg).

Apple Watch: watchOS 10 with interface changes

In contrast to the hardware of the Apple Watch, which will experience rather modest improvements this year, the software should shine. According to Gurman it should be at watchOS 10 is a “fairly significant upgrade” Trade for the Apple Watch. Specifically, “notable changes” are to be made to the user interface.

Last year Apple presented the following innovations in the smartwatch system, this year they should be even more important:

However, the expert does not name any details on this, so Apple’s secrecy seems to still work here and there are no limits to our imagination. Smaller suggestions for improvement for the smartwatch system have already been read in an older article.

Remember this day in June

Experience has shown that Apple will give us a first look at watchOS 10 and iOS 17 along with macOS 14 at WWDC. The and the keynote was only recently confirmed, so the opening event for the developer conference will therefore take place on Monday 5 June 2023 instead of.

Worth mentioning: Unlike his colleague Ming-Chi Kuo, Gurman still firmly believes in a presentation of the Mixed reality glasses and the associated operating system, which is intended to underline Apple’s role in the AR and VR area. Apart from watchOS 10, this is probably the most resource at Apple at the moment.

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