Apple Accidentally Leaks iPhone XS and Apple Watch Images
In an unprecendented move, Apple released its own official product images of the upcoming iPhone XS and Apple Watch Series 4. Read More ››
Apple Announces Major Updates to iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac
Once per year, Apple updates the entire software line for all hardware devices. At WWDC 2018, updates for iPhone, iPad, MacBook, iMac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV include fun personalized Memojis, multi-user FaceTime, and ways to track your device usage. Read More ››
Apple Announces Apple Watch Series 3 with Cellular Connectivity
Apple announced the new Apple Watch Series 3, which can free itself from the iPhone, but still take calls and transmit text messages by itself. Read More ››
Apple Watch Nike+ Now Available for Order
In September, Apple announced the Apple Watch Series 2. With the new version, updates came with on-board GPS, water proof design, and watchOS 3, the software to finally bring faster and smoother operability. In addition to new internals, Apple also launched dedicated Apple Watch Series 2 models, including the Nike+. Apple Watch Nike+ provides an experience tailored to runners and athletes. Read More ››
How to Use Your Apple Watch Series 2 to Get Help with the SOS App
Your new Apple Watch Series 2 could provide you a lifeline during an emergency. The SOS feature lets you use one touch or a multi-touch command to instantly summon help from first responders. It will automatically transmit your GPS location and medical information as well as messages that you set up in advance to three of your emergency contact people. Read More ››
Taking a Look Inside Apple Watch Series 2
Last month, Apple released the Apple Watch Series 2, which comes with all the newest goodies. Coupled with watchOS 3, the latest wrist-ready software version offers a major upgrade with true water proofing, a newly designed speaker that ejects water, and GPS navigation without the need for a companion iPhone. What internal changes were required for these new features? Read More ››
Keeping Pace with Apple Watch Series 2
During the September 7 media event, Apple announced the latest version of the Apple Watch, dubbed “Series 2.” The more advanced device pairs with new hardware to ensure a better user experience than the version one device launched in April 2015. Coupled with watchOS 3, it is argued to operate much more smoothly than its predecessor and some armchair pundits have called it, the watch Apple should have originally released. Read More ››