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Apple Watch Ultra 4 adds daily readiness score and AI health insights

Apple unveiled the Watch Ultra 4, its top-tier smartwatch, featuring an S11 chip, upgraded heart-rate sensors, and battery life reaching 84 hours in low-power mode or 50 hours in normal use. The device introduces a daily readiness score, a VO2 Max test, and an AI-powered insights tab in the redesigned Health app, plus audio intelligence features for environmental sound alerts and conversation tracking.

Entrepreneur op-ed: unresolved business decisions quietly derail website redesigns

An Entrepreneur contributor argues that companies often postpone core business decisions—like how to name or structure overlapping product lines—and those unresolved choices resurface painfully during website redesigns. The piece describes this phenomenon as 'decision debt,' where temporary internal workarounds by sales, product and marketing teams eventually collide during sitemap planning and copy reviews.

Ex-Anthropic and OpenAI researcher Jacob Coxon says he quit over existential AI risk

Jacob Coxon, who previously worked at both Anthropic and OpenAI, posted on social media that he resigned because he believes advanced AI could pose an existential threat to humanity within a decade. He accused the two companies of 'gambling with our lives,' and the post has drawn wide attention online, with some current Anthropic employees reportedly voicing agreement.

Apple Watch Series 12 adds 'Audio Intelligence' to transcribe and summarize conversations

Apple unveiled the Watch Series 12 with a new 'Audio Intelligence' feature that listens to conversations, letting users rewind the last 15 seconds via Digital Crown tap or ask Siri for a summary afterward. The watch also gets a redesigned sensor platform with larger ECG electrodes and PPG photodiodes, plus a returning ceramic case option after several years' absence.

OtoDock launches self-hosted 'company OS' built on Claude Code and Codex agents

OtoDock is a new self-hosted platform that lets businesses build AI agents—like a Personal Assistant, System Admin, or Marketing Manager—powered by Claude Code and OpenAI Codex using a company's own API subscriptions or local models. Each agent has six configurable parts: persona, memory, workspace, knowledge base, and skills, and can be shared across teams or kept private depending on one of four operating modes. Users interact through a self-hosted dashboard or even by phone, and the system supports multi-tenant use so multiple employees can work with the same agents.

Apple Launches iPhone Duo, Its First Foldable, Starting at $1,999

Apple unveiled the iPhone Duo, its debut foldable smartphone, at its September event in Cupertino, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. The device features a 5.4-inch outer display and a 7.6-inch inner screen, a titanium frame, Ceramic Shield glass, and IP68 water resistance. Preorders begin October 16, with sales starting October 23 in Star White and Night Sky colors for $1,999.

Apple sets watchOS 27 release for September 14 with Siri AI overhaul

Apple confirmed watchOS 27 will launch on September 14, bringing a dedicated Siri app with a more capable, synced assistant to Apple Watch. The update also reworks the Digital Crown into a dynamic app grid, drops Walkie-Talkie, and adds a unified Find My app plus expanded Smart Stack and Workout Buddy features. The update runs on Apple Watch Series 9 and later, Ultra 2 and later, and the new SE 3.

Apple unveils Apple Watch Series 12 with new Health Sensing System and S11 chip

Apple announced the Watch Series 12, featuring a new Health Sensing System paired with its S11 chip that enables higher-frequency heart rate and HRV monitoring, along with a new readiness score. The device also introduces Audio Intelligence features and Siri AI powered by Apple Intelligence, while a redesigned Health app with a Longevity tab and Health Age metric is set to arrive later this year.

Apple unveils iPhone Duo, its first foldable phone

Apple introduced the iPhone Duo at its 'Surprise and shine' event, marking the company's long-rumored entry into foldable phones. The device closes to roughly the size of a passport and opens to reveal Apple's largest-ever iPhone display, built around a titanium frame and a custom hinge designed to lay flat and close securely. It also supports Apple Pencil input and continues Apple's focus on camera performance.

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