Apple’s latest watchOS 8.7.1 Update brings with it a fix apple watch Series 3 issue that caused models to reboot on their own for some users – unexpectedly. This update is a little different from the rest as it is only for Apple Will not come on Watch Series 3 and Apple Watch Series 4 and higher models.
Talking about other updates, Apple also brought MacOS Monterey 12.5.1 update and iOS 15.6.1 More iPadOS 15.6.1 update for users on the same day, i.e. August 17. With these two updates, Apple says it has addressed the issue of third-party applications with kernel privileges being able to execute arbitrary code. The update also fixes another vulnerability found in Safari’s WebKit that is said to have caused arbitrary code execution to process maliciously crafted Web content. Both the issues were affecting iPhone, iPad and Mac users.
When it comes to Apple Watch, the next major software upgrade expected from Apple is the watchOS 9 update which may arrive next month. But Apple Watch Series 3 will be ineligible for the update as watchOS 9 is for Watch Series 4 and higher versions.
Apple may be considering using a new type of material for its upcoming watches. A recent patent prompts the company to use a highly durable and chemical-resistant material, which it calls a “zirconia-based ceramic material,” in future iPhones and Apple Watch variants, according to a Forbes report based on the patent. Is.
The patent is titled “Electronic Devices with Textured Zirconia-Based Components”. According to Apple, the inclusion of this material in the design “will result in a matte appearance on the outer surface of the electronic device. The texture of the enclosure component can also be configured so that it contains one or more of the components suitable for use as a wearable device.” Has more tactile properties and is easier to clean.”
As per the report, the material can be used as a side surface around the body of the device, such as a surface that wraps around the Apple Watch and/or it can be used on the back of the iPhone.
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