Category: WATCH

A few weeks with Apple Watch Series 3 and watchOS 4 have prompted me to rethink and adjust how I use my Apple Watch on a daily basis. These small but noteworthy changes offer a glimpse at how Apple's wrist-worn platform is maturing nicely into its third year. ( read original story ...)

Apple just can’t seem to make up its mind about what the Watch’s side button should do. At first, pressing it opened up a view of our friends so that we could easily contact people (remember that?). Then under watchOS 3, that button invoked the Dock ... ( read original story ...)

This is very useful, especially when using the Apple Watch as a standalone device. Aside from a few bug fixes, watchOS 4.1 beta 2 also brought with it all of the new emoji we also saw in iOS 11.1 and High Sierra 10.13.1. Check out our hands-on video ... ( read original story ...)

It’s MFi certified and has a built-in wireless charger for your Apple Watch, so you can power up anywhere you want without having to carry that crazy 50-foot Apple cord with you. Then it also has a USB port so you can plug in your Lightning cable and ... ( read original story ...)

The Apple Watch Series 3 has hit the streets, but one question remains: is LTE cellular a good idea? The Series 3 is available with cellular or without, so in this article we compare the features and pricing of the two options to help you make the right ... ( read original story ...)

The initial watchOS 4.1 beta brought some notable changes and features to the Apple Watch. A brand new Radio app appeared for the first time, allowing Beats 1 and other radio stations to be streamed right from your wrist. Most notably, however, was a ... ( read original story ...)

This new strap sounds like the self-tightening laces in Back to the Future Part II, and now in the new Nike HyperAdapt ... The self-tightening Apple Watch is proposed to use a tensioner mechanism in the clasp to adjust the strap fitting. ( read original story ...)