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Apple Watch Series 12 may drop Touch ID, focus on health features and battery
Apple\'s Apple Watch Series 12, expected this fall, may focus on performance, battery life and health features, with a new chip seen as the most notable change. Reports also suggest Apple is pursuing both a larger battery capacity and better power efficiency. Health features may include a new hypertension alert submitted for FDA review, while non-invasive blood glucose measurement remains years away. Touch ID appears increasingly unlikely.
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iPhone 18 Pro may be thicker and heavier, with colors set to change
The iPhone 18 Pro series may become thicker and heavier than the previous model, with speculation also rising that a black-toned option could be excluded. Reports offer conflicting estimates on thickness, ranging from about 9 mm to about 10.75 mm depending on whether the body or camera bump changes. Leaked figures also suggest the iPhone 18 Pro Max could weigh about 240 grams. Color expectations have narrowed to three options in some forecasts.
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Steve Jobs catchphrase \'One more thing\' marks 28th anniversary
Apple fans have long associated the phrase “One more thing” with surprise announcements at the end of company events. The tradition began at Macworld San Francisco in 1998, when Steve Jobs used it as Apple returned to profitability. It later accompanied reveals including Mac OS X’s Aqua design, the iPod shuffle, the Intel-based MacBook Pro, the Apple Watch, the iPhone X and the Apple Silicon transition. The latest example was the Apple Vision Pro in 2023.