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Smartwatch developed by Apple Inc.

The Apple Watch is a line of smartwatches produced by Apple Inc.. It incorporates fitness tracking, health-oriented capabilities, and wireless telecommunication, and integrates with iOS and other Apple products and services. The Apple Watch was first introduced in April 2015 and has since seen several iterations, each adding new features and improvements.

History

The Apple Watch was announced by Tim Cook on September 9, 2014, and was released on April 24, 2015. It was Apple's first new product category since the introduction of the iPad in 2010. The initial version of the Apple Watch was available in three models: Apple Watch, Apple Watch Sport, and Apple Watch Edition.

Design and Features

The Apple Watch features a square display with rounded corners and is available in various sizes and materials. It includes a "Digital Crown" that can be used to scroll, zoom, and navigate, and a "Force Touch" display that can distinguish between a tap and a press.

Health and Fitness

The Apple Watch includes a heart rate sensor, accelerometer, and gyroscope, which allow it to track a variety of fitness activities. It can monitor heart rate, track workouts, and provide reminders to stand and move. Later models introduced features such as electrocardiogram (ECG) capabilities and blood oxygen monitoring.

Connectivity

The Apple Watch connects to the user's iPhone via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, allowing it to receive notifications, make phone calls, and send messages. Some models also include cellular connectivity, enabling them to function independently of the iPhone.

Models

Series 1

The Apple Watch Series 1 was released in 2016 as a more affordable option, featuring a dual-core processor and improved performance over the original model.

Series 2

Released alongside Series 1, the Series 2 introduced GPS, water resistance up to 50 meters, and a brighter display.

Series 3

The Series 3, released in 2017, added cellular connectivity, allowing the watch to make calls and send messages without being connected to an iPhone.

Series 4

The Series 4, released in 2018, featured a larger display, a thinner body, and introduced the ECG feature.

Series 5

The Series 5, released in 2019, introduced an always-on display, a built-in compass, and international emergency calling.

Series 6

Released in 2020, the Series 6 added a blood oxygen sensor and a faster processor.

Series 7

The Series 7, released in 2021, featured a larger and more durable display, faster charging, and new color options.

Series 8

The Series 8, released in 2022, introduced temperature sensing and crash detection features.

Apple Watch Ultra

The Apple Watch Ultra, released in 2022, is designed for extreme sports and outdoor activities, featuring a larger display, enhanced durability, and additional sensors.

Software

The Apple Watch runs on watchOS, a version of Apple's iOS designed specifically for the watch. It includes a variety of apps for fitness, communication, and productivity, and supports third-party apps available through the App Store.

Related pages

Gallery

Apple Watch official logo
Apple Watch Series 8
Apple Watch Series 4
Apple Watch back sensors
Apple Watch discovery table
Apple S1 module
Apple S2 module
Apple S3 module
Apple Watch Series 4 Extract
Apple S5 module
Apple S6 module
Apple S7 module
Apple S8 module
Apple Watch Series 10
Apple store on iWatch day
Christian Scott wearing Apple Watch
Apple Watch 5 on desk

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-'''Arsenical Keratosis''' is a skin condition that is often associated with chronic exposure to arsenic. It is characterized by the development of multiple keratotic lesions, particularly on the palms and soles.
+{{Short description|Smartwatch developed by Apple Inc.}}
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-== Symptoms ==
+The '''Apple Watch''' is a line of [[smartwatch]]es produced by [[Apple Inc.]]. It incorporates fitness tracking, health-oriented capabilities, and wireless telecommunication, and integrates with [[iOS]] and other Apple products and services. The Apple Watch was first introduced in April 2015 and has since seen several iterations, each adding new features and improvements.
-The primary symptom of arsenical keratosis is the appearance of multiple, small, corn-like elevations on the skin. These are typically found on the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet, but can also occur on other parts of the body. The lesions may be of varying sizes and are often accompanied by hyperpigmentation and hyperkeratosis.
-== Causes ==
+==History==
-[[Arsenic]] is the primary cause of arsenical keratosis. Chronic exposure to this element, whether through the environment or through occupational exposure, can lead to the development of this condition.
+The Apple Watch was announced by [[Tim Cook]] on September 9, 2014, and was released on April 24, 2015. It was Apple's first new product category since the introduction of the [[iPad]] in 2010. The initial version of the Apple Watch was available in three models: Apple Watch, Apple Watch Sport, and Apple Watch Edition.
-== Diagnosis ==
+==Design and Features==
-Diagnosis of arsenical keratosis is typically made through a combination of clinical examination and patient history. A skin biopsy may also be performed to confirm the diagnosis.
+The Apple Watch features a square display with rounded corners and is available in various sizes and materials. It includes a "Digital Crown" that can be used to scroll, zoom, and navigate, and a "Force Touch" display that can distinguish between a tap and a press.
-== Treatment ==
+===Health and Fitness===
-Treatment for arsenical keratosis primarily involves reducing or eliminating exposure to arsenic. Topical treatments may also be used to manage the symptoms of the condition. In some cases, surgical removal of the lesions may be necessary.
+The Apple Watch includes a heart rate sensor, accelerometer, and gyroscope, which allow it to track a variety of fitness activities. It can monitor heart rate, track workouts, and provide reminders to stand and move. Later models introduced features such as [[electrocardiogram]] (ECG) capabilities and blood oxygen monitoring.
-== Prognosis ==
+===Connectivity===
-The prognosis for arsenical keratosis is generally good, particularly if exposure to arsenic can be reduced or eliminated. However, there is a risk of malignant transformation, so regular monitoring is recommended.
+The Apple Watch connects to the user's iPhone via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, allowing it to receive notifications, make phone calls, and send messages. Some models also include cellular connectivity, enabling them to function independently of the iPhone.
-== See Also ==
+==Models==
-* [[Keratosis]]
-* [[Arsenic poisoning]]
-* [[Skin biopsy]]
-[[Category:Dermatology]]
+===Series 1===
-[[Category:Skin conditions]]
+The Apple Watch Series 1 was released in 2016 as a more affordable option, featuring a dual-core processor and improved performance over the original model.
-[[Category:Occupational diseases]]
-{{stub}}
+===Series 2===
+Released alongside Series 1, the Series 2 introduced GPS, water resistance up to 50 meters, and a brighter display.
+===Series 3===
+The Series 3, released in 2017, added cellular connectivity, allowing the watch to make calls and send messages without being connected to an iPhone.
+===Series 4===
+The Series 4, released in 2018, featured a larger display, a thinner body, and introduced the ECG feature.
+===Series 5===
+The Series 5, released in 2019, introduced an always-on display, a built-in compass, and international emergency calling.
+===Series 6===
+Released in 2020, the Series 6 added a blood oxygen sensor and a faster processor.
+===Series 7===
+The Series 7, released in 2021, featured a larger and more durable display, faster charging, and new color options.
+===Series 8===
+The Series 8, released in 2022, introduced temperature sensing and crash detection features.
+===Apple Watch Ultra===
+The Apple Watch Ultra, released in 2022, is designed for extreme sports and outdoor activities, featuring a larger display, enhanced durability, and additional sensors.
+==Software==
+The Apple Watch runs on [[watchOS]], a version of Apple's iOS designed specifically for the watch. It includes a variety of apps for fitness, communication, and productivity, and supports third-party apps available through the [[App Store]].
+==Related pages==
+* [[iPhone]]
+* [[iPad]]
+* [[MacBook]]
+* [[Apple Inc.]]
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+File:Apple Watch official logo.svg|Apple Watch official logo
+File:Apple Watch Series 8 Midnight Aluminium Case.jpg|Apple Watch Series 8
+File:Apple Watch Series 4 40mm space gray Aluminum.jpg|Apple Watch Series 4
+File:Apple Watch back sensors.jpg|Apple Watch back sensors
+File:Apple Watch discovery table.jpg|Apple Watch discovery table
+File:Apple S1 module.png|Apple S1 module
+File:Apple S2 module.png|Apple S2 module
+File:Apple S3 module.png|Apple S3 module
+File:Apple Watch Series 4 Extract.png|Apple Watch Series 4 Extract
+File:Apple S5 module.png|Apple S5 module
+File:Apple S6 module.png|Apple S6 module
+File:Apple S7 module.png|Apple S7 module
+File:Apple S8 module.png|Apple S8 module
+File:Apple Watch Series 10.jpg|Apple Watch Series 10
+File:Apple store opens on iWatch day 2015 -06-10 jeh.jpg|Apple store on iWatch day
+File:Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah LV Rotterdam 19 november 2017 - Christian Scott (37656445105).jpg|Christian Scott wearing Apple Watch
+File:Apple Watch 5 40mm on my desk.jpg|Apple Watch 5 on desk
+</gallery>
+[[Category:Apple Inc. hardware]]
+[[Category:Smartwatches]]
+[[Category:Wearable devices]]