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Apple Is Leaving Its First Apple Watch Ultra in the Dust
· By Endurance Wire
In the age of AI, more and more gadgets are being left dead in the desert of discarded tech. Even the four-year-old $800 Apple Watch Ultra won’t receive the watchOS 27 update this fall, and we’re now learning about other features beyond AI-enhanced Siri that older wearables will miss out on. Relatively few Apple Watches will receive the new updates that Apple announced at WWDC. The Apple Watch Series 9 and later have access to the upcoming software enhancements. But the Series 6 through 8, the Apple Watch SE 2, and the 2022 Apple Watch Ultr a aren’t compatible with watchOS 27.
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