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.
Apple has surprised many of us by releasing a whole slew of new betas to developers for testing. Initial betas of watchOS 6.2, tvOS 13.4, macOS 10.15.4, And iPadOS 13.4 are now available to download.
Apple has released a slew of new betas today with watchOS 6.1.1 beta 1 and tvOS 13.3 beta 1 among them. Both updates are available to developers now and we’d expect to see more beta releases land in the coming weeks.
watchOS 5.3.2 for Apple Watch Series 4 has just been released for iPhone 5s and iPhone 6 / 6 Plus users. Here are the details.
Apple has today released tvOS 13.1 beta 1 and watchOS 6.1 beta 2 for developer consideration. This release represents the first pre-release seed of tvOS 13.1 and the second release of watchOS 6.1, following on from Apple's earlier release on September 24th.
watchOS 6.0.1 for the Apple Watch has just been released for download. Here are all the details on this.
Looking for watchOS 6 final release date? Apple today announced that watchOS 6 will be available to the public on Thursday, September 19th. It will be available for Apple Watch Series 3 and Series 4 models initially.
Apple has just released macOS 10.14.6, tvOS 12.4.1, and watchOS 5.3.1 supplemental updates for the Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Watch. Here's what you need to know.
The arrival of watchOS 6 beta 1 has gone largely unnoticed by many, perhaps because installing beta versions of watchOS is notoriously risky. There’s no way to restore an Apple Watch without taking it to Apple should something go awry, and early betas are often very buggy indeed. That didn’t stop Matt Bircher from taking it for a spin though, and he’s shared a video of the update’s new charging animation, too.
This watchOS 6 concept shows some of the features that Apple Watch owners would surely welcome, such as automatic watch faces, Activity Rings for more monitoring features, and more.
