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With iOS 26 beta 5 now available to developers<\/a>, Apple has added several features and made a few improvements to the iPhone software experience. However, alongside these new features, the company has also leaked an Apple Watch image with a resolution that doesn’t match any of its current smartwatches.<\/p>\n The most likely explanation is that this image is a reference to the long-anticipated Apple Watch Ultra 3. According to MacRumors<\/a> contributor Aaron Perris, the image features a resolution of 422 x 512, which might be also be the resolution of the unannounced Apple Watch Ultra 3. As a point of comparison, the current Ultra 2 features a 410 x 502 resolution display.<\/p>\n While it’s unlikely that Apple will change the casing of the Apple Watch, it’s possible that the company will make the bezels thinner, which could make the display slightly larger. Over the years, we’ve seen Apple make slight adjustments to the display, which helps make the Apple Watch experience more immersive and shows users more data at a glance.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n Rumors point to a big year for Apple Watch Ultra fans<\/p>\n
Jos\u00e9 Adorno for BGR<\/p>\n If you’re considering upgrading to an Apple Watch Ultra, the third-generation model might be exactly what you’re looking for. These are the potential upgrades expected for the 2025 upgrade:<\/p>\n That’s everything we know (and think we know, based on the rumors and reports) about the Apple Watch Ultra 3 so far. We’ll let you know once we learn more about this wearable.<\/p>\n
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