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- What to do with an old Apple Watch
I have two Apple Watches (an Ultra and Series 8), and I keep both of them on the go.
One watch is always on the charger, and I swap it out when I need to recharge the other one.
This way I get to always wear an Apple Watch at night for sleep tracking, plus I get credit for standing and moving during the day (when my watch might be on a charger), ensuring my rings are closed.
I get the impression quite a few people do this. Lots of people seem to keep their old Apple Watch as a backup.
Now saying this, I also have maybe half-a-dozen older Apple Watch models collecting dust in a drawer somewhere.
I had no idea what to do with them — except trade them in — until I read our feature story this week: What to do with an old Apple Watch.
Check it out if you have an old Apple Watch collecting dust.
Also in this edition of The Weekender:
The first Windows emulator just hit the App Store. Here’s how to run Windows on your iPhone or iPad (and get the Blue Screen of Death courtesy of CrowdStrike!)
If you’d rather run iOS 18, the first public beta was released this week. Here’s how to get up and running.
This interesting interview with a pair of executives from Beats explains why the new Beats Pill speaker redesign is special.
Check out our hands-on review of Edifier’s new headphones: Lots of features for a pretty modest price tag.
I have one of these folding CarPlay screens (review coming soon) and it’s been great. Super easy to add CarPlay to any car.
Enjoy your weekend!
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