Apple Watch 3

The time is now for a ‘style over substance’ year for Apple Watch

It is far from controversial to conclude that it took Apple almost three years to nail the engineering of Apple’s first wearable: cramming in and fine-tuning batteries, processing and cellular chips and so on and so forth. We were all there along the ride and we can all (provided you have worn a Gen 0 model before) attest to the enormous advancements made over the years. 

Cellular Apple Watch saved this guy’s life

The Series 3 Apple Watch hasn't been out for long but it is already potentially saving people's lives. The latest is a kitesurfer who crashed and became stranded a mile off the coast of Ventura, California. If that wasn't enough, it also happened to be great white shark infested waters. Luckily, the Apple Watch's cellular connectivity allowed him to call for help.

Video: Top 16 new features of Apple Watch Series 3

Now that the Apple Watch Series 3 is out, we've had some time to play with it and extract the best features for the new device. None of these are watchOS 4 related, which is full of its own goodies, so we focused just on features exclusive to the new Apple Watch Series 3 model.

How Apple Watch Series 3’s tech specs compare to Series 2

Apple unveiled its all-new Apple Watch Series 3 last week alongside the iPhone 8 and iPhone X, and while they were clear that it would become the flagship model of their popular smartwatch, they weren’t clear about how it stacks up to the current Apple Watch Series 2.

In this piece, we’ll go over the tech specs of each so that you can compare them side by side and choose what one is right for you.

With one hour of LTE talk time, the true cost of cellular Apple Watch is battery

US carriers have already unofficially announced the pricing of their service for cellular Apple Watch, with AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile all charging $10 per month. But digging into Apple's battery page information for Apple Watch, it seems the true cost of owning a cellular Apple Watch won't necessarily be the price itself, but rather the toll on battery life.Â