When Apple was developing the Watch Series 7 last year, body temperature monitoring was one of the features planned. Unfortunately, that didn't pan out because of some algorithm issues. But it's believed that the feature should be available in this year's Apple Watch Series 8.

Setel, the app from Petronas that’s integrated directly to fuel pumps for ease of use may have just made purchasing petrol even easier with an upcoming update. Well, that is if you own an Apple Watch, as Setel recently teased that it may be launching an app for the Apple Watch.

Reliable tipster on everything Apple, Mark Gurman yesterday revealed that the tech giant is currently facing issues of inaccurate readings with its blood pressure monitoring technology. Gurman elaborated that Apple had planned to put the feature inside the upcoming Apple Watch, but the issue means that it has to be postponed.

Hence, the highly anticipated health feature will be absent from the Apple Watch Series 8 this September, or even in the Series 9. According to Gurman, the technology may only be ready in 2024 ‘at the earliest’.

WhatsApp is definitely one of the most used social messaging apps around the world, but it's not fully optimised when it comes to a smartwatch and is non-existent on the Apple Watch Series. That may change, though, as users can finally use WhatsApp via the WristChat app on the Apple Watch.

Besides having a larger display, one of the most stand out features of the Apple Watch Series 7 has got to be its fast charging capabilities compared to its predecessors. However, it seems that the latest watchOS update has levelled the playing field, as many users are reporting that the feature is now broken on the Apple Watch Series 7.

The update, watchOS 8.5 was released by Apple last week. It came with several features to the Apple Watch, including 37 new emojis, ability to authorise Apple TV purchases subscriptions, updates to irregular rhythm notifications and more.

If you have read some news about three new iPads that are coming in 2022, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman also talked about the new upcoming Apple Watch Series 2022. In his newsletter column, Power On, there may be a new Apple Watch SE and a rugged Apple Watch sports edition coming soon.

Are you looking to get the new Apple Watch Series 7? You should know that the company will start shipping those to Malaysia next month, so it's great that Apple would have fixed existing issues before you get it. That's what the latest watchOS update is for.

Apple is always putting its customers' safety first, and hence, the company is rumoured to be working on a feature that detects car crashes for both iPhones and Apple Watches. The fall detection on Apple Watches has received praises by saving multiple lives. Therefore, we trust that Apple has some ways of ensuring these features work as to how they're supposed to work.

The features in our devices improve every year, even if they're very compact devices. Indeed, the sensors in smartwatches are being upgraded each year. There are even industry sources that have started to speculate on the Apple Watch Series 8.

Just two days after the launch of the new Apple iPad and iPad mini, the Apple Watch Series 7 is now available for purchase in Malaysia. Depending on what kind of watch size, material or strap you're getting, the starting price is RM1749 and can go all the way up to RM3399.