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iWatch, Apple's smart watch

One hundred product designers from the Apple company are currently working on the design of a new watch, iWatch , which, according to what has been learned, has an adapted version of iOS that will allow the device to be used autonomously, although it will also be ready for synchronization with the device. iPhone . The new Apple watch would have sensors of various types to monitor the status of users or their activity , incorporating a pedometer to count the steps of users while walking or running, as well as sensors to monitor data related to health, such as the heartbeat. cardiac. And it would allow to carry out some tasks that the iPhone and iPad currently perform, such as making phone calls and checking position coordinates on a map, according to the Bloomberg portal.

Analysts say it may include a flexible screen powered by kinetic energy , generated from the movement of the user. However, Apple has filed 79 patents that could be related to the watch focused precisely on the autonomy of its device and its screen, which are the two main workhorses for developers.

If the analysts' forecasts are confirmed, Apple will present the device this year.

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