Resident Apple Watch expert Kate takes you through, step-by-step, how to set up your Apple Watch and the settings to change ...

How do you set up a new Apple Watch? Whether you got the Series 10 with its thin design and advanced sensors or leapt for the rugged Apple Watch Ultra 2, you might be wondering how to get started.

Edit sleep settings from Apple Watch Sleep app or in the Sleep section of the Health app on iPhone. Apple Watch sleep tracking works closely with the Health and Watch apps on your iPhone. Learn how to ...

Family Setup on the Apple Watch is the best way to add some protections to the smartwatch, such as requiring approval before purchasing apps or sharing contacts. It’s the ideal tool for parents ...

Want to make calls, send texts, and stream music on the go using your Apple Watch? First, you’ll need to know how to set up LTE. Connecting your device to the cellular network means you can receive ...

The new Apple Watch Ultra 2 and Apple Watch Series 9 are now available to buy, along with the new iPhone 15 and 15 Pro, this guide is designed to help you set up your new Apple Watch. The Apple Wath ...

If you’ve just bought a shiny new Apple Watch Series 2, hoping it will help you get in shape, then here’s some advice: Invest a little time setting it up so your wearable is tailored to your personal ...

When you unbox your new Apple Watch Series 10, you will find the watch itself, a comfortable and stylish band, and a convenient USB-C charger. Apple’s decision to include USB-C charging in the Series ...

The Apple Watch may primarily be intended as a companion piece to an iPhone, but it's capable of doing plenty of things on its own if certain features are enabled. For instance, many models of the ...

To set up your typical range, you must wear your Apple Watch for at least seven days. Ensure your watch is not loose on your ...

Make sure Apple Watch and old iPhone are updated and synced to iCloud > back up old phone > set up new phone. When asked to use Apple Watch, select Continue > keep devices close > follow on-screen ...