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But where does Apple even take the Watch next ? Apple ’s also coming off a major redesign for the Apple Watch last year, the first it’s ever done since introducing the product back in 2015, which means that the Series 5 models will almost certainly continue using the Series 4 design instead of something
Where does the Apple Watch go next ? New, 122 comments. Apple is widely expected to announce the latest iteration of the Apple Watch on Tuesday, presumably called the Apple Watch Series 5, if the naming conventions hold out.
© Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Apple is widely expected to announce the latest iteration of the Apple Watch on Tuesday, presumably called the Apple Watch Series 5, if the naming conventions hold out. But where does Apple even take the Watch next? What improvements can it possibly make that will turn it into the kind of product that Series 4 (or even Series 3 or Series 2) owners will rush out and upgrade to?
Part of the issue is the current Watch’s lack of competition. Apple dominates the smartwatch industry to an almost absurd level: last year, it accounted for more than half the total sales of all smartwatches, selling more than twice as many as Samsung and Fitbit — the number two and three spots on the leaderboard — combined, according to Strategy Analytics.
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A new report from The Guardian reveals that the impending release of iOS 13 will include some interesting updates to Siri. Specifically, the next-gen version of Siri will reportedly have more expansive capabilities insofar that it will be further integrated into apps like Find My Friends and the App Store. Additionally, Apple at WWDC revealed that Siri guidance during navigation will be much more natural and helpful in iOS 13. So instead of hearing Siri say “in 1,000 feet (305 metres) turn left,” the new iteration of Siri will say “turn left at the next traffic light.” Beyond iOS 13, Apple has some more ambitious plans for its intelligent personal assistant.
A watch face store: Amazingly, the Apple Watch still doesn't have a store for watch faces. There are now a good handful of highly customizable faces to Most people don't even realize the Apple Watch can store music. If you can figure out where in the Watch app you need to go to sync music, you'll
The Apple Watch app. Open the Find People app on your Apple Watch to see a list of your friends, with each friend’s approximate location and distance from you. Turn on Notify [name of friend] on the next screen, then choose to notify your friend when you leave your location or arrive at their location.
Apple’s also coming off a major redesign for the Apple Watch last year, the first it’s ever done since introducing the product back in 2015, which means that the Series 5 models will almost certainly continue using the Series 4 design instead of something new. It’s particularly telling that the biggest updates rumored for the Apple Watch this year are either cosmetic — like the leaked titanium and ceramic cases — or software based, like the standalone App Store and rumored sleep tracking.
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The Apple Watch app. Open the Find People app on your Apple Watch to see a list of your friends, with each friend’s approximate location and distance from you. Turn on Notify [name of friend] on the next screen, then choose to notify your friend when you leave your location or arrive at their location.
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50. Nestlé
Brand value: $12.6 billion
One-year value change: 7%
Ulf Mark Schneider, CEO
49. HSBC
Brand value: $12.8 billion
One-year value change: 7%
John Flint, CEO
48. Ford
Brand value: $13 billion
One-year value change: -8%
Jim Hackett, President and CEO
47. ESPN
Brand value: $13.1 billion
One-year value change: -10%
James Pitaro, President
46. Zara
Brand value: $13.5 billion
One-year value change: 3%
Pablo Isla, Chairman and CEO
45. CVS Health
Brand value: $13.7 billion
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One-year value change: 4%
Larry Merlo, CEO
44. Siemens
Brand value: $13.8 billion
One-year value change: 8%
Joe Kaeser, CEO
43. Mastercard
Brand value: $14 billion
One-year value change: 13%
Ajay Banga, President and CEO
42. Wells Fargo
Brand value: $14 billion
One-year value change: 3%
Timothy Sloan, CEO
41. Audi
Brand value: $14.2 billion
One-year value change: -4%
Rupert Stadler, CEO
40. Frito-Lay
Brand value: $14.7 billion
One-year value change: 2%
Steven Williams, PepsiCo (parent company) North America CEO
39. IKEA
Brand value: $15.3 billion
One-year value change: 6%
Jesper Brodin, CEO
38. Netflix
Brand value: $15.5 billion
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One-year value change: 34%
Reed Hastings, CEO
37. Gillette
Brand value: $16.6 billion
One-year value change: -3%
Patrice Jean Louis Louvet, President
36. Accenture
Brand value: $16.6 billion
One-year value change: 12%
David P. Rowland, Interim CEO
35. Starbucks
Brand value: $17 billion
One-year value change: 5%
Kevin Johnson, CEO
34. Nescafé
Brand value: $17.9 billion
One-year value change: 4%
Ulf Mark Schneider, Nestlé (parent company) CEO
33. Hermès
Brand value: $18.1 billion
One-year value change: 18%
Henri-Louis Bauer, CEO
32. Home Depot
Brand value: $18.1 billion
One-year value change: 11%
Craig Menear, CEO
31. L'Oréal
Brand value: $18.5 billion
One-year value change: 8%
Jean-Paul Agon, CEO
30. Gucci
Brand value: $18.6 billion
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One-year value change: 24%
Marco Bizzarri, CEO
29. Pepsi
Brand value: $18.8 billion
One-year value change: 2%
Ramon Laguarta, CEO
28. Honda
Brand value: $25.8 billion
One-year value change: 1%
Takahiro Hachigo, CEO
27. American Express
Brand value: $26 billion
One-year value change: 13%
Stephen Squeri, CEO
26. Walmart
Brand value: $26.3 billion
One-year value change: 6%
Doug McMillon, CEO
25. Visa
Brand value: $26.9 billion
One-year value change: 10%
Alfred F. Kelly Jr., CEO
24. Budweiser
Brand value: $27.2 billion
One-year value change: 6%
Carlos Brito, Anheuser-Busch InBev (parent company) CEO
23. Marlboro
Brand value: $28.5 billion
One-year value change: 7%
André Calantzopoulos, Phillip Morris International (parent company) CEO
22. SAP
Brand value: $28.7 billion
One-year value change: 10%
Bill McDermott, CEO
21. BMW
Brand value: $29.8 billion
One-year value change: -5%
Harald Krüger, CEO
20. IBM
Brand value: $31.5 billion
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One-year value change: -2%
Virginia M. Rometty, Chairwoman, President and CEO
19. Verizon
Brand value: $31.7 billion
One-year value change: 1%
Hans Vestberg, CEO
18. Oracle
Brand value: $32.2 billion
One-year value change: 4%
Mark Hurd, CEO
17. Mercedes-Benz
Brand value: $33.2 billion
One-year value change: -3%
Dieter Zetsche, CEO
16. GE
Brand value: $34.3 billion
One-year value change: -8%
Lawrence Culp, CEO
15. Cisco
Brand value: $34.5 billion
One-year value change: 7%
Chuck Robbins, Chairman and CEO
14. Nike
Brand value: $36.8 billion
One-year value change: 15%
Mark Parker, CEO
13. Intel
Brand value: $38.8 billion
One-year value change: 14%
Robert Swan, CEO
12. Louis Vuitton
Brand value: $39.3 billion
One-year value change: 17%
Michael Burke, CEO and Chairman
11. AT&T
Brand value: $41.3 billion
One-year value change: -1%
Randall L. Stephenson, Chairman and CEO
10. McDonald's
Brand value: $43.8 billion
One-year value change: 6%
Stephen Easterbrook, CEO
9. Toyota
Brand value: $44.6 billion
One-year value change: 0%
Takeshi Uchiyamada, Chairman
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8. Disney
Brand value: $52.2 billion
One-year value change: 10%
Robert A. Iger, Chairman and CEO
7. Samsung
Brand value: $53.1 billion
One-year value change: 11%
Kim Hyun-suk, CEO
6. Coca-Cola
Brand value: $59.2 billion
One-year value change: 3%
James Quincey, CEO
5. Facebook
Brand value: $88.9 billion
One-year value change: -6%
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO
4. Amazon
Brand value: $97 billion
One-year value change: 37%
Jeff Bezos, President, CEO and Chairman
3. Microsoft
Brand value: $125.3 billion
One-year value change: 20%
Satya Nadella, CEO
2. Google
Brand value: $167.7 billion
One-year value change: 27%
Sundar Pichai, CEO
1. Apple
Brand value: $205.5 billion
One-year value change: 12%
Tim Cook, CEO
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Earlier Watch updates didn’t have quite the same issue, thanks to the laundry list of features that were missing, such as proper waterproofing, functional microphones and speakers, and a standalone LTE connection that would untether it from an iPhone. But now the Watch has all those things already, and the list of missing features that Apple could add this year is starting to look slimmer and slimmer.
That’s not to say that the Watch is perfect, of course. Battery life still falls short compared to the week-long numbers reached by Fitbit’s Versa line. Siri is still frustratingly inconsistent, which is an issue when it’s also the only real means of text entry due to the small screen size. And of course, the holy grail of any smartwatch — an always-on display that doesn’t require sweeping hand contortions to show the time — still remains far out of Apple’s reach.
But the features that are rumored to be coming to this year’s Apple Watch may also show the way forward. As Apple famously announced when it first launched the Watch, the very fact that it’s constantly on your wrist makes it “the most personal device ever” from the company. New styles and materials that let you match a new Watch to your aesthetic is one way Apple can help realize that goal. New health features, like sleep and period tracking, are another.
© Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Apple is so far ahead that the only real competitor for a new Apple Watch is an old one, especially once you factor in the software lock-in — Apple (naturally) lets it own Watches integrate much more deeply with iPhones than any competitors, making it the de-facto option for hundreds of millions of iPhone customers out there. Plus Apple’s industry-leading support for older hardware, with the upcoming watchOS 6 set to be available on all but the very first generation of the Apple Watch, means that Apple needs to have compelling reasons to persuade current customers to buy a new one.
But without more meaningful competition pushing it forward, it’s possible that Apple can just continue to coast with its massive market lead and iterative upgrades. Like the saying goes: if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
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