A patent application filed by Apple imagines putting a fingerprint sensor inside a smartwatch's power button, behind the digital crown, or beneath the screen.
The Apple Watch Series 7's cramped keyboard isn't suited for typing long texts. With QuickType arriving on WatchOS 9, word prediction will offer some relief.
Apple has talked about watchOS 9, the next version of its software for the Apple Watch, at WWDC 2022. This is what you need to know about the announcement.
A patent application filed by Apple imagines a camera sensor fitted inside a smartwatch's rotating crown, or in the form of a detachable module on the strap.
Apple opens up its Pride month celebration with two Apple Watch bands and watch faces. The company is also launching a new shot on iPhone campaign for Pride.
Apple's next smartwatch might enable temperature sensing and is also slated to get new software tricks, but the ability to measure blood pressure is delayed.
Building a collection of different bands for your Apple Watch is one of the best things you can do with it, as it becomes more personal and longer-lasting.
If you've had your eye on completing your device collection, today's your lucky day. There's a secret sale happening right now on Amazon with Apple products!
I've worn the Apple Watch Series 7 every day for the last six weeks, and am beginning to see the health-related value in committing to a smartwatch this way.
Apple has confirmed all the details for WatchOS 8, the next version of the Apple Watch's operating system. Here's everything you need to know about it.
Looking for an Apple Watch Series 7 this Black Friday and hoping for a good deal? Here's what you need to know about buying the best smartwatch available.
WatchOS 6 delivered some great new features and various health-related enhancements. We found the best tips and tricks to help you master your Apple Watch.
Are you new to the Apple Watch and unsure how to get started? This guide gives you the step-by-step on how to pair or unpair your Apple Watch with your iPhone.
Modern smartwatches and fitness trackers can capture more health data than ever before, but in some cases, that data might be doing more harm than good.