Hello, my fellow tech enthusiasts! Today, I have some exciting news for all you Apple Watch lovers out there. Rumor has it that the Apple Watch Series 10 may be getting an Ultra-sized screen, similar to the company’s 49mm outdoorsy watch.

The potential improvements don’t stop there. Along with the larger screen, there are talks of a thinner case and a new chip that could pave the way for some AI enhancements in the future. According to Mark Gurman’s latest Power On newsletter for Bloomberg, these upgrades could take the Apple Watch to a whole new level.

Recent CAD renders have also hinted at a two-inch display for the Series 10, but it seems like there won’t be any major design changes beyond that. Personally, I’m relieved to hear this, as it means I can continue using my collection of watch straps with the new model if I choose to upgrade.

On the topic of new sensors, things are a bit more uncertain. Apple is reportedly facing challenges with implementing two major health sensor updates, including a rumored blood pressure monitor and sleep apnea detection. In an effort to make the Apple Watch more accessible, a cheaper version of the SE model is in the works, potentially featuring a rigid plastic case for cost savings.

And last but not least, there are whispers of a Watch Ultra 3 on the horizon. While visual changes may be minimal, it’s said to be powered by the same new chip as the Series 10, promising improved performance and functionality.