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watchOS introduces new health and fitness features

The update introduces more customizable Activity Rings, advanced health monitoring with the Vitals app, and the new Training Load tool for athletes. Additionally, users can enjoy a revamped Photos Face, smarter widget functionality with the Smart Stack, and innovative safety features like Check In.

With broader support for personalization and privacy, watchOS 11 continues to make the Apple Watch an indispensable part of daily life.

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You can now install iOS 18 to your iPhone

Following its June WWDC introduction and months of beta testing, iPhone owners can finally update their devices to iOS 18. Installable via the usual software update process, the new operating system can be downloaded to devices around the world.

However, while users will expect to try out the headline feature of Apple Intelligence, it won’t be available at first. Beta testers have been trying out some of the functions, which the public should be able to start using from the iOS 18.1 update.

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Apple has released macOS Sequoia

That’s the same as happens every year, but macOS Sequoia has a difference — and it’s called Apple Intelligence. When historians look back at significant macOS releases, this is going to be one of them because of Apple Intelligence.

But it isn’t here yet.

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2022 Apple TV 4K hardware

While it’s typically true that tvOS doesn’t get the same robust yearly updates as iOS or macOS, Apple has brought big changes to its set-top box for the second year in a row.

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2022 Apple TV 4K hardware

While it’s typically true that tvOS doesn’t get the same robust yearly updates as iOS or macOS, Apple has brought big changes to its set-top box for the second year in a row.

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Save $400 on Apple’s 1TB 16-inch MacBook Pro.

This MacBook Pro 16-inch offers both an abundance of screen real estate and storage, the latter thanks to its 1TB SSD. Originally retailing for $2,699, the laptop is marked down to $2,299 when you shop through this activation link from a laptop or desktop computer (activation instructions can be found further down this page).

Buy for $2,299

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Save $400 on Apple’s 1TB 16-inch MacBook Pro.

This MacBook Pro 16-inch offers both an abundance of screen real estate and storage, the latter thanks to its 1TB SSD. Originally retailing for $2,699, the laptop is marked down to $2,299 when you shop through this activation link from a laptop or desktop computer (activation instructions can be found further down this page).

Buy for $2,299

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Sports for iOS

Apple Sports lets users see live scores and updates from games played by their favorite teams and sports, all from their iPhone. With the latest update, users can see sports updates without needing to open the app.

The update to version 2.0 on Monday makes a few changes to the app, with the biggest being support for Live Activities. When enabled, users can see live scores and play updates on the Lock Screen of their iPhone, or on the Apple Watch.

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Save up to $250 on AirPods today.

AirPods prices have dipped to as low as $89 this week, with some fresh bargains added to the mix. Best Buy is clearing out AirPods Max inventory, with Geek Squad Certified Refurbished models with a Lightning charging port dropping to $299.99 ($250 off MSRP). This is a flash deal that’s valid today only, or while supplies last.

You can also snap up AirPods 2 for $189.99 at Amazon today, reflecting a $60 discount off MSRP. Check out the best offers below, or head over to our AirPods deals roundup for a detailed view of the promotions.

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