It sounds like science fiction, but Apple has been granted a patent for a color-changing Apple Watch band – with different color combinations selectable from a Watch app. The patent even describes the ...

If you’ve got a resistor and you can’t read the color bands (or they’re not present), you can always just grab a multimeter and figure out its value that way. [Giacomo Yong Cuomo] and [Sophia Lin] ...

Apple is researching how a single Apple Watch band could be made to change color by itself, both to color-coordinate with a wearer's clothes, and to alert the user to information. It's not like Apple ...

If your commitment to fashion runs as far as color-coordinated Apple Watch faces to match your band or outfit, a future Watch may be able to automate the process. A newly granted Apple patent ...

Apple has been granted a patent for color-changing Apple Watch band that would be controlled with an app. According to Patently Apple, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office officially granted Apple the ...

A patent describes how the wearable could change faces or carry out other automations depending on what accessory you’ve slipped on or off. A patent describes how the wearable could change faces or ...

Nadeem Sarwar is a reporter at Screen Rant focused on TV and film news, covering casting updates, new trailers, and premiere schedules. The Apple Watch Series 6 is here, and it significantly ups the ...

Alongside the announcement of the new MacBook Air, Apple today refreshed the color options available with many of its iPhone cases and Apple Watch bands. Apple's Silicone Case with MagSafe for ...