Apple Tests Display-Less Fitness Tracker and Works on New Operating System
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According to heise online, Apple has internally tested a direct Whoop competitor without a display. In parallel, the company has been working on a new operating system for some time – the report gives no details on dates or specs.
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Apple is working on a fitness tracker without a display – and according to heise online, the company has already tested such a device internally. The candidate would be a direct competitor to Whoop, whose wristbands do without a screen.
Until now, Apple has relied on the classic smartwatch concept with a display via the Apple Watch. A wearable without a screen would break with this line and place greater emphasis on sensors and software integration.
Fresh operating system in the works
According to heise online, Apple has been working on a new operating system again for some time. The report provides no further details on the name, features, or possible target devices.
What is confirmed so far
From the heise report, only two statements can be considered proven: Apple has internally tested a display-less fitness tracker in the Whoop style, and a new operating system is in development. Concrete dates, prices, or specifications are not known – neither release dates nor any indication of whether the devices will actually come to market.
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