Hypertension notifications and Sleep Score are rolling out with WatchOS 26, and older Apple Watches will get them too.

The newest iteration of AirPods— AirPods Pro 3 —includes a notable health and fitness update: the addition of a built-in heart rate sensor. The upgrade pushes the earbuds beyond just excellent sound quality for your workout playlist and into the realm of true health tech.

At the top tier Apple’s showing off the latest generation of its ruggedised smartwatch, the Apple Watch Ultra 3. In the middle, there’s the fitness-oriented Apple Watch Series 11. And for those on a budget, there’s the great value Apple Watch SE 3.

Apple has launched the Apple Watch Ultra 3, SE 3, and Series 11 with upgrades in health, fitness, safety, and connectivity. All models run watchOS 26, offer 5G, Workout Buddy, and enhanced health tracking,

Finally, there's a new Apple Watch SE — this time with the S10 chip. It has an always-on display, sleep scores, retrospective ovulation estimates, sleep apnea notifications, wrist temperature sensing, and more features. It starts at $249 and will launch on Sept. 19, but you can preorder it now.

So the AirPods Pro 3 might help boost the Apple Watch by acting as a gateway buy for people to start tracking their fitness more, which will get them thinking about those other health elements that they'd also like to know about, and thus could lead to a massive boost in Apple Watch sales (maybe).

At its ‘Awe Dropping’ Apple Event, Apple today announced the release date of its next watchOS version: watchOS 26.

The AirPods Pro 3 is changing the way you approach fitness.

Apple's annual technology showcase includes the iPhone 17, along with refreshed AirPods that can offer live translation.