Tim Cook shares info on the future of the Apple Watch: "Think about the number of sensors in your car"

 


The Apple Watch is a big success and Apple is once again working to provide better and enhanced health-related features following the launch of the Apple Watch Series 6. The Outside Podcast interview was attended by Apple CEO Tim Cook, who shared wellness, health and environmental information. Apple has great plans for its wearables, as per Tim Cook, and the company tests "mind-blowing" features in the lab. Let's dive in to see what else Tim Cook shares on the Apple Watch and what features we can expect in the future from it.

Health and fitness, the future of the Apple Watch, and much more are shared by Tim Cook in the Latest Podcast Interview

Tim Cook was asked about the future of the Apple Watch, to which he answered that the early stages of the system are still Apple. He also pointed out however that in its laboratories, the company is researching "mind blowing" capabilities. Although that's all wonderful and we can stretch our minds everywhere, daylight will not be seen by all the features. In addition, while talking about the future of the Apple Watch, Tim Cook said, "Think about the number of sensors in your car," adding, "and arguably, your body is much more important to us than your car."

What this means is that the feature list for health-related features will eventually be extended by Apple. When it comes to putting features in their wearables, the company is fast. Apple Fitness+ is on the brink of being published by the company. Over the years, Apple has introduced heart rate tracking, a dedicated ECG app, abnormal heart rhythm warning for blood oxygen monitoring, and more.

Tim Cook on the Future of the Apple Watch

"Tim Cook also shared insights on how his love of nature, other than the Apple Watch, referred to the environment as a "window to the world." Tim Cook revealed that the conference rooms of Apple Park are named after the national parks of the United States. He noted that he was "right around the corner from the Grand Canyon room.

Tim Cook also shared various information on the principles and other facets of the business, which is not all. You can check out the whole podcast on the Outside Podcast's website if you're interested. That's all there is to it. In the comments, express your thoughts on the future of the Apple Watch.



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