Apple Watch Launch Event: How Was it For You?
Will you have a Cupertino clock digitally ticking away on your wrist? Or is your £10 Casio good enough, thank you very much?
Will you have a Cupertino clock digitally ticking away on your wrist? Or is your £10 Casio good enough, thank you very much?
iOS 8.2 is coming today, bringing with it the new Apple Watch app. Start your iPhones.
Tim Cook claims 18-hour battery life for first wearable that runs the price spectrum from £299 to eight grand.
You'll need an army of mini-apps to take advantage of what your iWatch can do. Here are the best ones on the way.
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Would you buy this Midas-endorsed beast?
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The Apple Watch wasn't the only thing getting launched at tonight's event, Apple also went and finally thrust a brand new Macbook onto the world. It's called the 'New Macbook'
Your iPhone is now a medical research tool.
New partner announced for US Apple TV service.
“It’s this whole youth culture which is based on gadgets. It’s like Apple are driving youth culture, not youth culture driving the world.” Tech guru (and ex-Oasis bloke) Noel Gallagher.
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Design studio uses 3D printing to recreate patterns found in nature – including the trippy fungus-looking thing in question.
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A mix of microfluidics and biological cells makes a more efficient device for testing drug toxicity.
Patents reveal that Jony Ive's mastering of metallurgy is well 'ard, innit.
