The latest health-tracking feature on the Apple Watch has life-changing implications. Here's how to turn it on, and how it works.

There’s no need for an Apple Watch to record your workouts when an iPhone can act as your personal fitness tracker.

Go to the Health app on your iPhone. Select the Search button, then select the Heart tab. Scroll down to "Get More From Health" and select "Set Up" for hypertension notifications.

Your Apple Watch is here to cheer you on! With watchOS 26, you can now toggle on a new feature called Workout Buddy, which ...

On your Apple Watch, press the side button to open the Control Center. Scroll to the bottom of the Control Center and tap ...

The Apple Watch Ultra 3 is now officially available in retail outlets, and those who have pre-ordered their devices will be ...

The Find My app for iPad or Mac is your best bet for tracking a lost or stolen iPhone. You can also use iCloud.com if you don ...

Apple introduced its latest smartwatches during its "Awe Dropping" iPhone 17 event today. Here's everything we found out.

Learn how you can prepare your Android device for Google's Find Hub network and pair Bluetooth tracker tags for comprehensive ...

Most people buy the Apple Watch to help them track their workouts and sleep, while also being able to see notifications and set timers away from their phone. And that's usually where it ends, they ...

The most common causes of Apple Watch reminders not displaying what is on the iPhone include old watchOS data that needs to ...

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