WatchOS

Apple has a music service, a gaming service, and a streaming video service, so what's next? A service to get you fit.

It's been five years since Apple first launched its smartwatch, but in the 2020 model, the Apple Watch Series 6 has hit its stride.

A new year, a new smartwatch, as Apple unveils what's coming from its flagship smartwatch model.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll find out what’s happening in the world of Apple with iOS, watchOS, macOS, and more, plus what else the week of tech entailed. All that in five.

WWDC isn't just about the iPhone and iPad, or even the Mac, because Apple has a wearable, too. What's coming for the Apple Watch?

With the COVID-19 pandemic practically killing off any and every conference, Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference goes digital in June.

A smartwatch is more than just about displaying the time, and the next version of the Apple Watch operating system intends to show that and more.

If you own an iPhone from the last five years or an Apple Watch, you may have an operating system waiting for you.

Apple's next iPhone wasn't the only announcement made this week, with a new Watch on the way, too.

Huawei isn’t the only smartwatch maker with the ability to make phone calls outside of a phone, as Apple joins in the third-generation Watch.