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“Your heart tells a story of your health, and it’s a story worth hearing,” said Apple, as it announced the updated Apple Watch Series 12, with the most accurate heart rate sensor yet. It’s not often a tech keynote makes me emotional, but as a health writer, this one did. Maybe I’m jet-lagged, or maybe…
Apple Wallet and Apple Pay work together in important ways, but they aren’t identical.
Following today’s announcement of the iPhone Duo, Apple has launched a new set of resources to help developers prepare their apps for the company’s first foldable iPhone. Here are the details.
It’s finally here: Apple on Wednesday unveiled its first foldable iPhone, called the iPhone Duo. It’ll start at $1,999 for 256GB in the US. Preorders for the iPhone Duo begin on Oct. 16, ahead of an Oct. 23 release.
At Apple’s “surprise and shine” event, the company’s first foldable iPhone is undoubtedly the most anticipated device on the agenda. After years of rumors, it’s finally here, and as expected it’s called the iPhone Duo.
Ternus threw his weight behind the venerable device on Wednesday during his first keynote as CEO, placing it firmly at the center of Apple’s product strategy for the AI era.
Apple’s ‘Surprise and Shine’ event unveiled long-awaited devices including the iPhone 18 Pro and the long-anticipated iPhone Duo, but Apple Watches also had their time in the spotlight.
Apple’s September 9 ‘Surprise and Shine’ event has come and gone, and we’ve learned a lot about Apple’s latest crop of devices. While we’ve got new AirPods and iPhones (including Apple’s first foldable, the iPhone Duo), it’s the Apple Watches that have caught my eye as TechRadar’s resident fitness and wearables writer — specifically, the…
Wouldn’t it be a little creepy if I told you the watch on your wrist could rewind the last 15 seconds of your life? Well, that’s essentially what Apple’s new Live Rewind feature can do.
Apple is trying to get consumers to accept, and even welcome, a new reality: Your tech is always listening.