Apple Watch Series 9 has been officially unveiled and it has a bevy of new features including a double tap gesture. The enables users to easily control the smartwatch with just one hand and without touching the display, thanks to the faster Neural Engine. Simply tap the index finger and thumb of your watch hand together twice to stop a timer, play / pause music, and even answer a phone call.
Apple Watch Series 9 is powered by the company’se all-new S9 SiP and a 4-core Neural Engine capable of processing machine learning tasks up to twice as fast, when compared with Apple Watch Series 8. Due to the power efficiency of the S9 SiP, this model is able to maintain all-day 18-hour battery life, even with the ultra bright (2000 nits) display. Available in 41mm and 45mm sizes in Starlight, Midnight, Silver, (PRODUCT)RED, and pink on September 22, priced from $399 USD.
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Apple Watch is an indispensable companion that helps millions of people with their health, fitness, communications, and safety. We’re introducing our best Apple Watch lineup, with incredible new capabilities and technological advancements, including a new double tap gesture, brighter display, on-device Siri, as well as our first-ever carbon neutral products. Whether users are upgrading from earlier models or buying their first, there’s never been a more compelling time to experience Apple Watch,” said Jeff Williams, Apple’s chief operating officer.
