This week on The Wrap, we’ll let Apple tracks us with the AirTag and finally (finally) check our heart with the now-approved ECG on the Australian Apple Watch, plus check out what’s new in computers, scams, and more, all in five.
It's finally here, as Australians with an Apple Watch get support for the electrocardiography technology that's been built into Apple's wearable for the past few years.
Going to the gym isn't the same if you're pregnant or a little older than everyone else, and so Apple is adding workouts specifically for those people.
Owners of an Apple Watch, AirPods, and a recent iPhone now have a stand made for their gadgets in the MagSafe Boost Charge Pro 3-in-1.
If you've owned an Apple device in the past decade, you've been able to find it. Pretty soon, that will support non-Apple devices, too.
With Boost's offer of refurbished phones on its store, the idea of a cheap iPhone is becoming closer to reality.
It's been a few years in the waiting, but owners of three generations of Apple Watch will soon see cardiograph tracking in Australia.
Not a fan of high intensity interval training or excessive movement? Prefer a walk to get the blood pumping? You can now do that by listening to some big names over Apple's Fitness program.
It's a new year, and that might mean a new year's resolution of better health is here, too. Which wearables can help with that?
Apple has a music service, a gaming service, and a streaming video service, so what's next? A service to get you fit.