A Texas man credits an alert from his Apple Watch about his heart rate with saving his life. On January 24, Mike Gomez received a notification from his Apple Watch warning him of an elevated heart rate,

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Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, GPS, 40mm) is on sale at Amazon for $199. That's 20% off its list price of $249. Smartwatches aren't just for very active individuals. If you want something a bit more simple that can just keep up with your day-to-day activities,

Apple released its first developer beta for iOS 18.4, and it's missing the single biggest and likely most requested Apple Intelligence update: the new and much smarter and more useful Siri. A big caveat here: No one is encouraging you to install a developer beta on your best iPhone.

"Onside: Major League Soccer" will follow some of the best MLS players through the 2024 season — including 15-year-old Philadelphia Union phenom Cavan Sullivan.

For Austinite Mike Gomez, his Apple Watch was just another tool to track his workouts and monitor his calories, but an unexpected notification may have saved his life, according to his doctors.

Apple has teased first looks at both shows — which arrive in May and June, respectively — and we’ll take a closer look at both of them below. Apple TV+ has certainly been on a tear of late thanks to its top-tier sci-fi programming like Severance,

A star-studded political drama, a recap of the 2024 MLS season and the little-known story of the time college players beat the Dream Team.

Severance has beat out Ted Lasso for most-watched show on Apple TV Plus. According to Deadline, the sci-fi drama has garnered an impressive 589 million minutes viewed in the U.S. overall existing episodes since season 2 premiered on January 13.

Sue Dumbauld got an alert from her Apple Watch that her heart rate was dangerously high. This inspired her to exercise ahead of her fourth open heart surgery.

Major League Soccer, a new docuseries from the makers of “Drive to Survive,” on Apple TV+. The eight-episode docuseries covers the drama of the 2024 MLS season, with behind the scenes access to players and managers from across the league.