The Apple Watch Series 11 brings 5G to the table, but what else is different? We break it down to help you decide whether it's worth trading in your Series 10.

Today, Apple announced the Apple Watch Ultra 3, the next generation of its high-performance smartwatch. The Ultra 3 adds a brighter, larger display, 5G cellular communication, satellite connectivity, a battery life increase of up to 42 hours and the ability to detect whether you might be suffering from hypertension.

The Apple Watch Series 11 adds more battery life but not much more to the wearable. Here's how it compares against the astoundingly similar Apple Watch Series 10.

Apple has a new smartwatch lineup, including the budget-friendly Apple Watch SE 3, the all-purpose Series 11, and the rugged Ultra 3. From $249 to $799, we take a look at the key features that set each model apart.

When people think of wearables, a few names usually come up: Apple Watch, Oura Ring, Fitbit, Garmin. Whoop is usually not on that list: it’s a smaller brand that appeals to a specific crowd as opposed to the Apple Watch and Fitbit users of the world.

Apple has released the new Apple Watch lineup for 2025, and for the first time in three years, it's updated the Apple Watch SE. How does it hold up to the Series 11?

I got my hands on the Series 11 in person at Apple's launch event, and while it’s not a major leap from the Series 10, its tougher glass, larger battery, faster cellular connectivity, and new health features definitely left a strong impression.

Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup is here. The tech giant has unveiled four new models that mark the latest editions to its marquee product.