One of the main uses for smartwatches is their health, fitness and wellness features, with different watches having sensors and modes that keep you on top of your body. It looks like the Apple Watch 7 will be no exception, and Tim Cook (also known as ``Tim Apple'' by some) has teased the wearable future. Tim Cook was recently on the Outside podcast and has spoken extensively about fitness, both in terms of his personal attitude towards it and how Apple technology is involved in it. When host Michael Roberts looked up information about the Apple Watch 7, especially additional sensors on the watch, Cook said:
Tenemos algunas cosas alucinantes en nuestros laboratorios '', y luego agregó que he there is a lot of innovation. left to go”. By themselves, these quotes don't really tell us anything about future generations of the Apple Watch - Cook is almost forced to talk hyperbolically about Apple devices, so that says nothing. However, the context of this discussion can give us some clues; as we said, the entire interview was about health and wellness.
Apple Watch 5, health and wellness
A notable quote from the interview is Cook saying, “I really believe that if you look to the future, you look back and ask, 'What has been Apple's greatest contribution? “This will be in the area of health, wellness and health.” It makes it seem like the next Apple Watch models will go all out in more fitness spaces. With the upcoming launch of Apple's Fitness Plus subscription service and current Apple smartwatches already touting some key fitness features, wearables are already popular for wellness, but they could do so much more. Apple tends to lag its competition with wellness modes: sleep tracking and Sp02 monitoring were only added last year, and unlike other smartwatches, there's no stress tracking or body battery graph. In terms of fitness tracking modes, Apple lags behind many competitors as well. Apple Watches have 16 different types of exercise, making them perfect for casual exercise, but Wear OS Watches and rivals from other companies have over 100. These cover many specific activity modes. and they feature many metrics, allowing people to experiment with activities they might not otherwise attempt. So while Apple Watches can be very good for wellness and fitness, there are certainly areas where they still lag behind their rivals, and therefore places where they can improve. . We plan to see what Apple is up to in its labs, but a reveal could be a way out, as the Apple Watch 7 probably won't debut until late 2021. By Q3