Apple Watch Series 4 is highly anticipated and is expected to build upon everything the Series 3 did right while also introducing new features of its own.
And the new device has been rumoured to tout an all-new redesign this year.
Notable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo previously declared the Series 4 will boast a screen 15 percent larger than its predecessor.
However, at the time it was not clarified whether this would be achieved by increasing the case size of the product or if bezels would be reduced.
But an alleged image of the forthcoming smartwatch was recently shared online by 9to5Mac that appeared to show the latter will be true.
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If the hardware flaunts the same dimensions as previous watches, it could make it compatible with current straps that have become incredibly popular with Apple fans.
The outlet displayed an image of an Apple Watch with seemingly reduced bezels.
A new watch face could also be seen on the hardware that appeared to make the most of its bigger screen by displaying a score of information to the user.
9to5Mac declared the photo was not a mockup, emphasising instead it was part of official marketing material for the forthcoming product.
In a separate report the publication also insisted the Series 4 will come with exclusive watch faces that presumably take advantage of the product’s larger screen real estate.
Developers would also surely be encouraged to update their applications to optimally scale to the supposed bigger screen on the new Apple wearable.
Ming-Chi Kuo has claimed the Apple Watch Series 4 will boast better battery life than its predecessors.
He added the device will also come with refined health sensors.
Such a feature surely means the Apple Watch Series 4 will place a heavy emphasis on getting more fit and active just like its predecessors.
The Series 4 has been predicted by many to come pre-installed with watchOS 5, the newest operating system for the hardware that has already been discussed by Apple.
The software brings a host of new features that look set to dramatically change how owners use their smartwatch.
Activity rings are more competitive than ever in watchOS 5; they can now be shared with friends and family, meaning bragging rights look set to provide another reason to become more healthy.
Apple Podcasts are also arriving with the new software, meaning users can now control playback of their favourite shows using their wrist.
Walkie-Talkie mode looks set to be the biggest new addition to the operating system however.
This mode allows anyone with an Apple Watch to speak to each other using the wearable.
Apple is dubbing the new mode as an incredibly simple way to engage in “one-to-one conversation” with other watch owners.
Although rumours have been swirling about a new Apple Watch for some time, fans of the tech giant may not have to wait long to see what it has in store for the product line.
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