New Apple Watch Prototype Might Support Internal Pre-WatchOS 1.0 Build! Does It Have Lisa App?

A new leak revealed that there's an old Apple Watch prototype that is running Pre-WatchOS 1.0 build. However, it also runs an app that really confuses many users.

As of the moment, Apple's wearable tech is considered the best smartwatches in the market. However, you have to be ready to spend a lot of money if you want to get one.

The giant iPhone manufacturer also makes efforts to add new features that will surely excite and be beneficial to the consumers. To keep the thrill, Apple is doing everything to avoid leaks that reveal what is coming to its fans.

However, rumors and leaks are very hard to avoid, especially since social media platforms are releasing new services and technologies.

New Apple Watch prototype mysteriously run Lisa app

A Twitter user under the name @AppleDemoYT leaked an image of what looks like an Apple Watch enclosed in a security case. This case allows the company to run tests without actually revealing the wearable gadget's design.

"Prototype Apple Watch with Security Case runs an Internal Pre-WatchOS 1.0 build, complete with internal testing apps and development settings," captioned the leaker via his Twitter account.

"It's extremely amazing that something like this could still exist; without having been destroyed. #appleinternal," he added.

The device's ability to run an internal pre-WatchOS 1.0 build is very interesting, as stated by experts. However, there's another thing that confuses many people. The prototype is said to show Lisa app. However, WCCF Tech's latest report stated that the app's version is for testing certain features and other functionalities.

Here are the best apps for your Apple Watch

CNET reported that Apple's Watch Series 6 and Watch SE are currently on sale since it is the 5th birthday of its popular wearable device. If you're planning to buy one, here are the best apps you should install.

• Noise
• ECG
• Camera
• Remote
• Breathe
• Cycle Tracking
• News
• Voice Memos
• Walkie-Talkie

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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.