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Apple releases two new real-life Apple Watch stories, including a life-saving alert

Apple’s YouTube channel shared two new videos today from its “True Apple Watch Story” series, highlighting how the device helped save one woman’s life and transform another person’s fitness journey. Watch them below. more…

Apple releases two new real-life Apple Watch stories, including a life-saving alert

Apple has released two new videos as part of its "True Apple Watch Story" series, showcasing the device's life-saving features. The first video showcases Josh, a user who lost 220 pounds thanks to the Apple Watch's Activity Rings, while the second focuses on Morgan, who credits the device's high heart rate notifications for saving her life after being diagnosed with a kidney infection that turned into septic shock.

These real-life stories follow a series of similar videos, including Connor's Heart Health Emergency and Amanda's Rare Cancer Diagnosis, all available on Apple's YouTube channel.

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