Apple announced on Thursday that it would release iOS 18.6.1 for iPhones and watchOS 11.6.1 for Apple Watches so that Blood Oxygen monitoring could make a comeback on certain models – specifically, the Apple Watch Series 9, Series 10, and Ultra 2.
Some Apple Watch Series 10 owners are experiencing an issue with the onboard speaker, with the audio becoming quiet or muffled over time.
Learn what to do if the Music app on your Apple Watch refuses to open or does not show menus, songs, playlists, and other content.
Even though watchOS 11 works on Apple Watch Series 6 and newer, sleep apnea detection doesn't work on the first Apple Watch Ultra model.
If you’re wondering what’s new for the Apple Watch Series 10 this year, then you’ve come to the right place. Complete with a larger display, redesigned thinner case, the return of the titanium case option, and new technological features, this is an upgrade that might be worth it.
Apple kicked off its September event today by announcing a significant update to its flagship wearable line: the Apple Watch Series 10. It features a brighter, bigger display—even bigger than the Ultra—and a softer, thinner design. It's not the total redesign some of us were hoping for, but there is enough here to lure many previous Watch owners to upgrade.
Apple will unveil the iPhone 16, new AirPods and watches at a September 9 event, with a live keynote presentation kicking off at 10am PT / 1pm ET.
The Apple Watch Series 10 models coming in the fall could get Ultra-sized screens along with a new chip, resulting in a thinner appearance.
The next Apple Watch could expand health tracking with the ability to detect blood pressure and sleep apnea, starting with 2024 models.