As is tradition at WWDC in June, the curtain was peeled back to reveal the Apple Watch features we can expect to see on our wrist later this year. Pre-announcement rumors suggested that watchOS 11 would prove a relatively minor upgrade – and, indeed ...
Apple’s WWDC kicks off today: Here’s what to expect
Dan Flax, Neuberger Berman senior research analyst, joins 'Squawk Box' to preview Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, what to expect from the tech giant this week, and more.
Apple’s Major Software Updates: Introduces iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS Sequoia, watchOS 11, and visionOS 2
WatchOS 11 was unveiled for Apple Watches, as anticipated. The update introduces a range of fresh features, including Live Activities, Training Load, Vitals app, Translate app, Interactive Widgets, a Redesigned Photos face, Turn-by-turn hiking navigation, and more.
Apple’s WatchOS 11 makes it easier keep track of your vitals
Even watch faces are getting more features. WatchOS 11 will now help users find good photos for the photos watch faces, based on things like the composition of the photo. Users will be able to tweak the colors of the photos in the face, too.
Here’s every iPhone model that will support Apple’s new AI features (for now)
While requiring Apple's latest hardware to experience these new features may seem like planned obsolescence or a money grab, the provision is due to the processing hardware needed
watchOS 11 Allegedly Drops Support for Apple Watch Series 4, Series 5, and Original SE
While rumors suggest that iOS 18, macOS 15, and tvOS 18 will largely be compatible with the same iPhone, Mac, and Apple TV models as the ...
Which Apple Watch models will be supported on watchOS 11
Apple is set to announce watchOS 11 at WWDC 2024, and is expected to drop support for older models. Here's what won't make the cut.