Animations Discovered in watchOS 6 Beta Reveal New Ceramic and Titanium Apple Watch Models
Posted August 17, 2019 at 4:14pm by iClarified
Animations discovered in watchOS 6 beta reveal that Apple is working on new Apple Watch models with ceramic and titanium cases.
The assets were found by iHelpBR, the same site that found an image suggesting Apple will unveil its new iPhones on September 10th.
These animations refer to the initial Apple Watch setup process. Notice, however, what it says: “44MM Titanium” and “44MM Ceramic“. Apple Watch has never had a model made of titanium, and the Apple Watch Series 4 (currently the only one with the 44mm size case) has no ceramic version. The new materials will also be available in 40mm size.
This discovery corroborates a report from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo who previously predicted that Apple would introduce a new ceramic casing design for the Apple Watch this year.
At this point it's unclear if Apple plans to add these new casing materials to the Apple Watch Series 4 lineup or whether they will be exclusive to a new Apple Watch Series 5.
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The assets were found by iHelpBR, the same site that found an image suggesting Apple will unveil its new iPhones on September 10th.
These animations refer to the initial Apple Watch setup process. Notice, however, what it says: “44MM Titanium” and “44MM Ceramic“. Apple Watch has never had a model made of titanium, and the Apple Watch Series 4 (currently the only one with the 44mm size case) has no ceramic version. The new materials will also be available in 40mm size.
This discovery corroborates a report from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo who previously predicted that Apple would introduce a new ceramic casing design for the Apple Watch this year.
At this point it's unclear if Apple plans to add these new casing materials to the Apple Watch Series 4 lineup or whether they will be exclusive to a new Apple Watch Series 5.
Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
Read More