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    A sleek black Apple Watch displaying a calendar notification reads "No more events today." The time shown is 16:32, and it also features weather information at 18°C, along with times for SF at 08:32 and NY at 11:32. Opt into the replacement program for seamless repairs if needed.

    Apple reportedly launching replacement program for Apple Watch Series 1 and Series 0 repairs

    If you’re an owner of a first-generation Apple Watch or Series 1 model that’s in need of repair, you may be in luck. Yesterday, a report alleged that Apple are…

    Smaller Ways That the Apple Watch Series 2 Can Help Fitness

    While the first Apple Watch seemed very much geared towards packing lots of familiar smartphone functionality into a wrist-worn device, Apple has fashioned the Series 2 model into more of…

    How the Apple Watch Series 2 Can Help with Swim Workouts

    If you are a keen swimmer, then Apple has just released what could be its first device to prove instrumental to your success in the water: the Apple Watch Series…

    Apple Watch Series 2, with Swim Tracking and GPS, Announced

    The second generation Apple Watch, officially known as the Apple Watch Series 2, has been announced – and there’s a lot for fitness buffs in particular to appreciate, including swimming…

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    A close-up side view of the Apple Watch Series 10 showcases a sleek, reflective design. The display features a minimalist black and white radial pattern with clock hands, while the iconic Apple logo is visible in the bottom right corner.

    Apple Watch Series 10: A Look at Upgraded Sensors and Enhanced Water Resistance

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