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    Apple Watch Series 7

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    Apple Watch & Dexcom Sensor: Now Supports Real-Time Blood Sugar Monitoring

    Dexcom, a leading medical device manufacturer, has announced that users of its Dexcom G7 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System can now monitor their blood sugar in real time on an…

    Graphene

    iPhone 16 Set to Revolutionize Cooling with Graphene

    Apple is gearing up to revolutionize thermal management in its upcoming iPhone 16 with a cutting-edge graphene system. This innovation, revealed by the notable leaker “Kosutami” on X (formerly Twitter),…

    Apple Watch user

    Will we see a body temperature sensor when the Apple Watch 8 launches?

    This fall, it is expected that the eighth-generation Apple Watch will break cover – and speculation is centering on the possibility of a body temperature reader being included in the…

    Apple Maps

    Redesigned Apple Maps rolled out to Germany and Singapore

    As of today, Apple has expanded its rebuilt Apple Maps app to Germany and Singapore. It means that users in these territories can now enjoy such features as more detailed…

    Apple Watch and iPhone 12

    WatchOS 8.4 will combat Apple Watch charging issues – and we could see it next week

    Apple has reportedly addressed the growing number of charging problems that Apple Watch Series 7 owners were facing, in the watchOS 8.4 release candidate. The new update, which has just…

    Apple Watch Series 5

    A summary of the emerging rumors so far about the Apple Watch Series 8

    Can you believe that Apple’s smartwatch, simply called the Apple Watch, has been a feature of our lives since 2015? In that bracket of time, the Watch’s general look hasn’t…

    PRODUCT RED

    Apple and (RED) celebrate 15 years of partnership

    Apple has spent 15 years in partnership with (RED), a charity that raises funds with the goal of eliminating HIV/AIDS in several African countries. Profits from PRODUCT(RED) devices, such as…

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    AirPods Pro vs. AirPods Max: Choosing the Right Apple Audio Experience

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    How Heavy iPhone Users Can Extend Battery Life All Day

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    How Apple Built the Most Valuable User Base in Personal Tech

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    How to Choose Between MacBook Pro or MacBook Air as Your First Mac

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    Apple TV Cancels The Last Frontier After One Season

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    iPhone 18 Test Production Signals Apple’s Most Radical Launch Shift in Years

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