Apple’s Series 4 watch has been redesigned from top to bottom and offers a number of compelling features, but is it worth the extra $120 over last year’s Series 3? iDB dives in…
Thanks to watchOS 5 and machine learning, Apple Watch customers can invoke Siri listening sessions hands-free, no need to speak the “Hey Siri” trigger phrase.
Apple Watch wearers who find spoken Siri responses too loud will be glad to hear (no pun intended) that watchOS 5 lets them change the volume of spoken Siri responses separately from the main system volume, here’s how.
With watchOS 5, you can finally listen to the Podcasts app from your Apple Watch. Here’s a brief look at the feature in action.
Following its debut last September, Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE cellular functions now works with select regional carriers in the United States, like C Spire and US Cellular.
Apple to bring the cellular version of its latest smartwatch to customers in Denmark, Sweden and India net month on May 11, with pre-orders starting on May 4. The Cupertino technology giant will also expand availability of these cellular watches to more countries later this year.
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.
Third-party developers are now taking advantage of the built-in GPS and altimeter in Apple Watch Series 3, as well as custom workout APIs released in watchOS 4.2, to enable tracking of specialized metrics and the ability to find their friends on the mountain with a glance at the wrist.
What makes a good year for Apple? And what’s the approach that led to innovative products such as iPhone X, AirPods, Apple Watch 3 and HomePod? Apple CEO Tim Cook answers these and other questions in Fast Company’s exclusive interview.
Apple has updated its [US] online store with refurbished Series 3 models of Apple Watch. Customers in the market for the wearable, which just launched in September, can pick up a GPS-only version for as little as $279.
We’re installing the new betas as we speak to see if there are any outward-facing user changes in them.
The mini-ads focus on four activities and sports: working out, swimming, snowboarding and playing soccer.
