Apple is likely to announce watchOS 7 at WWDC in June, with the update expected to then be made available to the public in September. When that happens, we could be in for a slew of new features, as detailed in a new report.
iOS 14 code leak suggests that the Apple Watch will be getting blood oxygen level monitoring, and an advanced ECG. Here are the details on this.
Apple has announced that it will be celebrating International Women's Day by hosting more than 5,000 special Today at Apple sessions around the world.
There have been tons of rumors pointing to an Apple media event taking place next month with the iPhone 9, iPad Pro, and possibly a refreshed 13-inch MacBook Pro all possible announcements. But it looks like Target's inventory systems might have already leaked some new products. And none of them are what we expected.
Apple is reportedly working to move some AirPods, Apple Watch, and iPad production out of China. Here are all the details on this.
watchOS 6.1.3 update has just been released for download, featuring a critical fix for heart rhythm notification bug and more. Here are the details.
Strategy Analytics is out with a new report in which it claims that Apple sold almost 31 million Apple Watches in 2019. Here are the details.
If Apple continues its usual run of releasing new versions of watchOS, we can expect watchOS 7 to land in September. We can also expect watchOS 7 to be announced and shown off for the first time during WWDC 2020, likely held in the first week of June.
According to Apple, there are now 1.5 billion active devices around the globe. Here's everything you need to know about this.
Apple has released the final public versions of watchOS 6.1.2, tvOS 13.3.1, and macOS 10.15.3. Right now, with immediate effect, owners of compatible Apple Watch, Apple TV, or Mac hardware can download and install the latest versions of those supporting platforms and start benefitting from the work that has gone into these latest Apple releases.
