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Apple today unveiled Apple Watch Series 4 with a bigger, rounder display, a smarter Digital Crown with built-in ECG and haptic feedback, plus a bunch of other cool features. And now, it's published a first-look video focusing on the device and other promotional footage.
Great news for folks who have built up a collection of Apple Watch bands and straps. Apple COO Jeff Williams just confirmed that they will all fit the new Series 4 models.
On Wednesday, Apple introduced its fourth-generation Apple Watch. Long-rumored, the wearable device comes in 40mm and 44mm varieties and is packed with new watch faces.
Apple's prematurely published (but now pulled) sitemap brought us all sorts of goodies this morning, including a tidbit which strongly indicates that Apple Watch Series 4 will indeed come in new 40mm and 44mm sizes. And now, an alleged front panel for the unreleased wearable device has leaked out, all but confirming the new Series 4 hardware sizes.
We're just hours away from Apple's most important consumer-focused media event that will reveal the new phone, watches and other gadgets, and now Apple itself seems to have leaked a pair of new sizes for an upcoming Series 4 watch update.
With one day to go before Apple's big "Gather round" event, new details have emerged about the devices most likely to make an appearance tomorrow. The details come from 9to5Mac, which was the first outlet to publish real images purportedly of the upcoming iPhone Xs/Xs Max and fourth-generation Apple Watch.
Microsoft today launched its popular Authenticator iOS app on Apple Watch. It permits owners of Apple's wearable device to approve log-in requests securely for Microsoft websites and services, no phone required.
In terms of health tracking, a fourth-generation Apple Watch has been predicted to support electrocardiography (EKG) capabilities that may presumably permit the user to take reliable, accurate readings of the electrical activity of their heart over a period of time.
On Monday, Apple alerted some developers of a signing issue that's preventing some Apple Watch apps from working correctly. The problem was first reported by MacRumors.
Just days ago, 9to5Mac published what it called the first official marketing image for the next Apple Watch. Today, the site says it has figured out the "probable screen resolution" for the 42mm version of the new device. Not surprisingly, it appears the resolution on this year's model is going to improve.
An Apple Watch Podcasts app is here. Best of all, you don’t need your iPhone app with you to use it. Here’s how to use the app on your wearable device.
Late last week, the United States Patent & Trademark Office published two patent applications that relate to Apple Watch either remotely or specifically. Put together, online chatter now suggests an always-on display mode could soon be coming for the wearable device.