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Apple Watch might have a circular design, similar to the Samsung Galaxy Watch
Looks like we might have an answer to what the 'Gather Round' in the Apple Invite really means.

Apple’s much-awaited annual event is set to take place on 12 September and the invites have already been sent out. While the images of both the new 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch OLED iPhones and the Apple Watch series 4 have been leaked, a new leak reveals that the watch is going to have a circular design.Looks like this recent leak might have an answer to what the round in the "Gather Round" in the Apple Invite means. We've tried decoding as well. The image, which was released by Slashleaks also reveals some specifications of the device. The new Apple Watch might feature a 1.3-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 360 x 360 pixels. The display mentioned is similar to the Galaxy Watch, which also comes with a 1.3-inch circular Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 360 x 360 pixels.The image does not mention explicitly that the watch is an Apple Watch design, but there is a hint that it could be. The hint is in the form of an iPhone placed over the drawings.[caption id="attachment_5124801" align="alignnone" width="1024"]![The new Apple Watch will have a circular design. Image: Slashleaks]()

The new Apple Watch will have a circular design. Image: Slashleaks[/caption]The image also reveals that the watch will come with a Bluetooth support, and NFC support.We cannot confirm the authenticity if the leak. The Apple watch is one of the best selling smart watches and the eagerness to know what 12 September will see is building up; so is the curiosity to figure out what that "Gather Round" means and the leaks are increasing by the day.
First Published:Sep 06, 2018, 11:01:30 IST
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