Future Apple Watch may let you answer calls by blowing on it
Owners of the Apple Watch could one day control their wearable devices silently and with their hands full, by blowing on it to trigger changes in state.
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Malcolm Owen
Lumen metabolism analyzer releases Apple Watch companion app
Lumen, a device that's meant to track a user's metabolism via their breath, has launched a new Apple Watch companion app that lets users see results right on their wrist.
Mike Peterson
Apple Watch fall detection aids in rescue of car crash victim
Apple Watch has been credited with assisting in the rescue of a Missouri sheriff's deputy after the device's fall detection feature was triggered during a car crash.
AppleInsider Staff
Apple Health division faces reduction after internal initiatives scale back
Apple is scaling back its internal app HealthHabit to focus on Apple Watch development, which could lead to job loss.
Wesley Hilliard
Apple evaluating Apple Watch end link as basis for universal connector standard
The clever end link in Apple Watch could be brought to more devices, as Apple investigates an "attachment system," that may even be how "Apple Glass" frames connect together.
William Gallagher
Thinner iPad, iPad mini predicted before end of 2021
Apple's base iPad is expected to see a redesign with a thinner enclosure and a new processor for the fall, while a new iPad mini is again said to get a more iPad Pro-like redesign.
Apple Watch Series 6 review: One year later
Apple Watch Series 6 is getting ready to ring the bell on its one-year birthday. To celebrate, we want to re-review Apple's flagship wearable ahead of the Apple Watch Series 7 release.
Andrew O'Hara
Thieves use Apple Watch to track & steal $500K in drug runner cash
A band of New York robbers reportedly used an Apple Watch to track down a drug runner and steal $500,000 in cash, according to federal prosecutors.
Apple Watch, grief, and fixing broken hearts - a death in the family
A car crash a month ago didn't give my doctor and my Apple Watch enough data to figure out what my cardiac problem was — but the death of my daughter did.
Mike Wuerthele
