The Apple Watch 7 series may use a smaller S7 chip, which may provide more space for larger batteries or other components. According to the news from the paid preview document reported by DigiTimes, the next-generation Apple Watch model will use the supplier ASE’s double-sided system integration (SiP) package.
ASE Technology confirmed on its website that its double-sided technology can realize the miniaturization of modules and pave the way for smaller S7 chips. Apple Watch7 series models are expected to be released in September, consistent with past generations of devices.
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Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman and Debby Wu previously reported that Apple has tested thinner display bezels and a new lamination technology to bring the display closer to the surface. According to leaker Jon Prosser, the next Apple Watch may also feature a new flat-sided design and new green body options.
Advanced health functions such as body temperature sensing and blood glucose monitoring are also rumored to be used in the future Apple Watch, but these features are considered unlikely to be implemented on this year’s 7 series models.
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