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We recently saw how the new features that Apple introduced in the iOS 13 and iPadOS softwares permit your iPhone and iPad to connect to not only external storage, web servers and USB thumb drives but also access files on forgotten peripherals like Iomega’s Zip drive.
Apple Watch Series 5 builds upon the major redesign and all the great features of its predecessor with such improvements as an always-on display, new sensors and a few other perks. To help you get the most out of your brand-new watch, we’ve put together a quick video tutorial highlighting some of the best tips, tricks and lesser-known features of Series 5.
If you happen to be part of the National Football League (NFL) in the United States and plan on wearing an Apple Watch on your team's sideline, well, you may want to rethink that plan.
Apple Watch Series 5 is an evolution of the major redesign of the popular wearable device we got with last year's Series 4 refresh. Although a couple of light improvements in Series 5 may not warrant an upgrade for those who happen to own one of the previous models, they’re certainly enough to keep Apple Watch as the best smartwatch currently available.
If a newly discovered reference to an unreleased Sleep app for watchOS is an indication, Apple is working on or close to releasing an official sleep-tracking solution for its wearable platform.
Learn how to browse, find, download, and purchase apps from the watchOS App Store to get apps on your Apple Watch without reaching for your iPhone.
Following hot on the heels of the most recent update for iOS 13, Apple is also releasing a new software update for the Apple Watch's watchOS 6.
Learn how to record, listen to, or delete voice memos directly from your Apple Watch, so you never miss capturing important audio snippets or interviews, no matter where you are.
Earlier this week, iFixit tore down the Apple Watch Series 5's 44mm variant. The results showed a design very similar to the equivalent Series 4 from last year, with only minor changes. Turns out that the 40mm Series 5 is where the real action is.
First, the iPhone 11 Pro got the teardown treatment from the folks at iFixit. Next, the iPhone 11. And now its time for the Apple Watch Series 5 to go under the (precision) knife.
After releasing watchOS 6 to the public in mid-September, Apple is moving ahead with the latest beta of the smartwatch's next update.
Apple is ready to update the Apple Watch lineup with the next big software update, finally rolling out watchOS 6.