Apple is set to update all Apple Watch models during its September ‘Glowtime’ event, with a focus on the redesigned Series 10 and the new sleep apnea detection feature. The Series 10 will feature a thinner chassis and larger display, while the sleep apnea detection will be a headline feature for both the Series 10 and Ultra 3 models. The watch will be able to detect sleep apnea and recommend users consult with a doctor for further assistance, similar to its existing health monitoring capabilities. While the feature will be announced on Monday, it may not be available immediately and could require a future watchOS update. The sleep apnea detection feature is likely tied to the new Vitals app in watchOS 11, with high blood pressure detection still delayed for future releases.
