Apple just this week updated its vintage products web page with the addition of some iconic older devices to include all makes and models of the Apple Watch Series 4 and the 15-inch MacBook Pro that was released in mid-2019.
Compared with its predecessor, Apple's latest watchOS 11 software update marks the end of the road for a trio of legacy Apple Watch models.
Apple Watch Series 4 is allegedly missing from the watchOS 11 device compatibility list and won't be officially supported when the update launches this fall.
The Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 bring the double-tap hand gesture to the forefront. Here's how to set up and use this feature on older watches.
Aside from the new Race Route and Automatic Track Detection features, watchOS 9.2 extends the Apple Watch Ultra's battery life in low-power mode to up to 17 hours.
Typically speaking, Apple isn't the highest payout when it comes to offering trade-in values. But, they aren't the worst, either. And of course, trade-in values will continue to vary on a semi-regular basis, just as we're seeing recently.
It's a little late in the day, but Apple is releasing a software update for the Apple Watch anyway. This time around, it's a minor update in the grand scheme of things, aimed at addressing some lingering issues for everyday users.
The electrocardiogram (ECG) feature baked into the Apple Watch is one of the more health-focused elements of the smartwatch. But, before it can actually be used by owners, it has to gain approval by required regulators. For customers in China who have been waiting for this particular feature, it looks like that wait is almost over.
Earlier today, Apple officially unveiled the next major software updates for its platforms at this year's WWDC. It shouldn't surprise anyone that a large range of Apple's devices support updating to the upcoming updates. So you can find a list below of the supported devices that will be updated later this year.
Word on the street Apple is going to launch a rugged version of the next Apple Watch. If you fear you might miss out, we've got you covered.
Every once in a while, Apple offers a slight boost to its trade-in values, hoping to boost sales for new products. Or, in some cases, to line up with something like American Heart Month. That's the case for trade-in values tied to the company's smartwatch lineup.
Apple has not been shy about the fact that a (PRODUCT)RED band has existed in the Solo Loop and Braided Solo Loop designs. But it hasn't actually been up for sale until today.