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The Apple Watch Series 10 Will Get a Bigger Screen But Not Much Else By Jesse Hollington A special thanks to iDropNews for republishing permission. Images provided by iDropNews. Be sure to visit them at idropnews.com If you’ve been hoping this year’s so-called “Apple Watch X” would be a big tenth-anniversary spectacular, you may want to adjust your expectations as the latest reports suggest we’re in for another iterative update. Late last month, a new set of CAD renders quashed hopes that this year’s Apple Watch would adopt a significant new design. They revealed the same familiar rounded edges and band attachment system, with only a larger screen to distinguish it from the Apple Watch Series 9. While leaked renders should always be taken with a dose of salt, these may be pretty accurate. Over the weekend, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman also weighed in, telling us not to expect too many design changes. That’s something of a reversal, considering that it was Gurman who declared last year that the “Apple Watch X” would be “the biggest overhaul yet.” While he didn’t go into too many details, the tone of the prediction certainly sounded like it would have more than a larger screen, and one of the predictions was a new magnetic band attachment system. In his most recent Power On newsletter, Gurman remains enthusiastic about this year’s model, suggesting that Apple still intends to use it to