It looks like a feature originally intended for the Apple Watch Series 7 is now coming to the next Apple Watch. The Apple Watch Series 8 can probably measure body temperature.
Apple Watch Series 8: measure body temperature
Apple expert Ming-Chi Kuo said on Twitter that Apple originally wanted a function to measure body temperature for the Apple Watch Series 7. Apple eventually decided against it, because the algorithm they had created did not meet the requirements in time.
The Apple expert now expects that the Apple Watch Series 8 will soon be able to measure body temperature. He also says that Samsung also faces a similar challenge when it comes to measuring body temperature. Kuo thinks the feature may not be ready for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 either.
Both Kuo and Mark Gurman of Bloomberg have said several times last year that the Apple Watch from 2022 will have a function to measure body temperature. But things have been remarkably quiet about this in the last few months.
Hopefully, the smart watch will now have the function to measure body temperature. But it can be concluded from Kuo’s tweets that the Apple expert is not yet completely sure whether the function will eventually appear on the Apple Watch Series 8.
Health features on Apple Watch
Apple gradually expanded the health features on the Apple Watch over the years. We have previously seen heart rate registration, irregular heart rhythm reports, blood saturation measurements, fall detection and more. In an interview with Outside Magazine, Apple CEO Tim Cook said the Apple Watch is still in its “beginning phase” in health.
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