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might be a toned-down event this year with .  In his latest Power On newsletter, Mark Gurman of Bloomberg shared that it remains a question whether Apple will bring - blood pressure monitoring and sleep apnea detection - to the Apple Watches this year Gurman claims that Apple experienced significant roadblocks while working on the blood pressure monitoring technology this year. The technology " " and there were c with the Apple Watch Series 10. As for the sleep apnea detection feature, Gurman says it has even more serious issues. As the sleep apnea detection technology relies on the user's blood oxygen saturation readings, suggests that Apple . Alternatively, Apple might announce the sleep apnea detection feature, but release it later after the legal issue is resolved or the company finds a solution to work around the ban.  Besides the software snags, Gurman says consumers can expect to see . The design of the Apple Watch Series 10 is "unlikely to look much different" while there won't be a major design change for the Apple Watch Ultra 3. Gurman's claims about bigger displays line up with t . Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported last month that the Apple Watch Series 10 will c . That said, Gurman also pointed out that while the first Apple Watch was announced in 2014, it didn't go on sale until 2015, and Apple will make a bigger announcement next year. The Apple Watch Series 10 and Apple Watch Ultra 3 are expected to debut alongside the iPhone 16 series later this year in September. Source: