Earlier this month, Apple officially took the wraps off the Apple Watch Series 6, the smartwatch that the company describes as “the most advanced Apple Watch yet.” ‘ And truth be told, it really is, at least as far as the bundled capabilities are concerned, as it comes with a blood oxygen sensor, an ECG app, and the Always-On Retina display that was already available on the Apple Watch. But at the same time, Apple has also announced the all-new Apple Watch SE, a surprising device that everybody knew it was coming but which the Cupertino-based tech giant still praised a lot during the digital event. While many believe that a cheaper Apple Watch model actually compromises Apple’s image of a premium device maker, it really isn’t, and the company has found a clever approach to make it happen. All for a purpose that we’re going to discuss today. First and foremost, let’s have a look at the specs. Apple Watch SE features the same display as the Apple Watch Series 6 and...
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