Still, Apple has released a new strap and watch face for Apple Watch in support of the LGBTQ+ community. This year, Cupertino residents also introduced wallpapers for iPhone and iPad that complement their traditional Pride of the publicationand it will arrive very soon.
Apple Watch’s New LGBTQ+ Pride Band Is Pride Edition Braided Single Loop. It features a design with bright fluorescent colors, which Apple points out was inspired by various pride flags.
The colors pink, white and blue symbolize transgender and non-binary people, while the brown and black hues symbolize the Hispanic, Black and Latino communities, as well as those affected by HIV/AIDS. In addition, it bears the inscription PRIDE 2024 (Pride 2024) with laser engraving.
The next Apple Watch band will be released in the US and Canada. 22nd of May, and can be purchased both online and in physical Apple Stores. In the meantime, in the rest of the world they will be available on May, 23rd. Its price will be $99.
It’s worth noting that the new Solo Loop Pride Edition for Apple Watch will be available on models 41 and 45 millimeters. In addition, as the Californians indicate in their announcement, it will be compatible with Apple Watch Series 4 and higher, as well as Apple Watch SE.
New Pride Edition band and bezel for Apple Watch
In addition to the already mentioned Apple Watch strap, Apple will complement the Pride Edition 2024 collection with an allegorical sphere and wallpaper for iPhone and iPad called Pride Shine. They will be available on devices compatible with the update watchOS 10.5 and iOS/iPadOS 17.5.
In the case of the Apple Watch, the new LGBTQ+ watch face will display numbers in bright, shiny colors against a black background. Users will be able customize colorswhich will act when the watch’s gyroscope detects wrist movement.
Wallpapers for iPhone and iPad will have a similar design, although they will contain the word Pride (Pride) diagonally. On both devices wallpaper will show animation when they are unlocked. Here’s how Apple explains its design choices for this year:
“Beams of light signaling hope, strength and unity in the LGBTQ+ communities shine against a dark background and stack on top of each other, symbolizing the eternal impact of LGBTQ+ activism and its role in lighting the path to greater equality for future generations.” .
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Pride Edition Apple Watch Born 2016, although in the first year the straps were produced in limited editions and given as gifts to company employees. Since 2017, Cupertino residents have been selling these options as part of their promotions to support ILGA World and other organizations dedicated to promoting LGBTQ+ rights.
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