New Body Temperature Sensor and Crash Detection Featured in Apple Watch Series 8, Which Was Just Announced

The Apple Watch Series 8 was unveiled by Apple today. It was with the same overall appearance as the Apple Watch Series 7, including a bigger display that curves around the edges of the watch. A new body temperature sensor that is developed specifically for women’s health objectives. These sensors help in determining when ovulation has taken place is one of the most notable new additions to the Series 8 smartwatch.

Series 8 new sensor specs:

The new sensor that is included in the Series 8 is capable of measuring the wearer’s wrist temperature every five seconds while they sleep. It can also notify the user of shifts in their baseline temperature through the Health app. These shifts in temperature could be the result of illness, jet lag, or exercise. The body temperature sensor makes it possible to make estimates of the cycle deviation and the ovulation that occurred in the past.

According to Apple, the new sensor will be available alongside the standard heart rate sensor. It includes the ECG app in order to provide consumers with a comprehensive suite of health features.

Series 8 models also include a new car crash detection technology:

In the unfortunate event that you are involved in a catastrophic car accident, Series 8 models also include a new car crash detection technology. It has the capability to automatically link you with emergency services. This provides your location and informs emergency contacts. The Series 8 comes equipped with a brand new three-axis gyroscope as well as a high-g-force accelerometer to make this possible.

The Apple Watch Series 8 maintains the same maximum battery life of up to 18 hours as its predecessors. However, watchOS 9 introduces a new Low Power Mode that reduces the functionality of certain features, such as the always-on display and workout detection. It is to increase the battery life of the device. The Apple Watch Series 8 has a battery life of up to 36 hours on a single charge when Low Power Mode is used.

 Pre-orders for the Apple Watch Series 8 can be placed starting today, and the watch itself will be available starting on Friday, September 16. Prices for the Series 8 begin at $399 for GPS variants and $499 for cellular versions. Aluminum in Midnight, Starlight, Silver, and PRODUCT are the colors that are offered for it (RED). The Series 8 models made of stainless steel come in a variety of finishes, including silver, gold, and graphite.

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