Apple plans to add a sleep tracking feature to its next smart clock

According to a new Bloomberg report, Apple is currently testing the sleep tracking feature of the upcoming Apple Watch.

The report says the company is releasing a new model every second since the second generation of Apple Watches released in 2016. According to the source of the report, Apple should consider launching its new watch in 2020 with sleep monitoring features .

According to Bloomberg reports, Fitbit, Apple's leading competitor in the smart device market, supports long-term sleep tracking and even matches its competitors, Apple is facing a major challenge with its battery. First, current generations of Apple Watch must charge at night, which is not possible for the sleep monitor.

Apple has announced that its smartphones and accessories, including smart watches, have generated $ 17.4 billion in revenue in 2018, according to Mashable.

Apple already has an independent standalone control product that it currently sells on its online store, called Beddit, where Apple acquired the company at the origin of the device in 2017.

Since the launch of the iPhone Health app, Apple has been highlighting a sleep tab that tracks the user's sleep patterns, but this feature now requires users to enter information, such as the ###################################################################### 39, standby time, for tracking purposes.

With the addition of ECG readings and IHR warnings, Apple replaced Apple Watch with an additional iPhone by a medical monitor with the release of the 4 Series last fall.

Earlier this year, Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, said the company's biggest contribution would be health-related.

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