Apple Watch 2 release date, specs news: New smartwatch has 4G capability; launching at WWDC expected?
The Apple Watch 2 has been a favorite subject of rumors and speculations amongst tech freaks. For quite some time now, many fans believe that the Cupertino-based company will launch the highly anticipated smartwatch at the annual Worldwide Developers Conference or WWDC 2016, which will kick off on June 13.
According to a report by Parent Herald, the highly sought-after tech watch will come in the market this year with more advanced specs and features compared to its predecessor. There are also speculations suggesting that the current iteration will be sold at a huge discount as soon as Apple launches the new model.
According to the publication, the new Apple Watch 2 will have 3G and 4G capabilities. It will no longer depend on iPhone since it will have its own cellular feature, allowing Apple Watch 2 users to send messages and make calls without being paired with the flagship smartphone. Another rumored feature of the device is the Wi-Fi capability. According to reports, the upcoming tech watch will have its own WiFi chip, which will allow users to connect to the Internet.
Meanwhile, rumors about its impressive specs under the hood are said to be headed by the ARM Cortex A32 processor. It is said to be more powerful and faster than the one found in the original Apple Watch.
There are also reports suggesting that the new Apple Watch will have an improved battery feature to make sure it runs for a longer period of time. The new processor also helps the overall functionality of the smart watch including a better media playback compared to its predecessor.
According to GShopper, the Apple Watch 2 is highly anticipated by many Apple fans. According to the survey conducted by the website, a good number of people is willing to buy the new device as soon as it hits the market.
