Sarah Kingsbury

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Sarah Kingsbury

Sarah Kingsbury is the Editorial Directer at iPhone Life. She manages the web editorial team and oversees all web and newsletter content. A long-time iPhone and Mac enthusiast, Sarah loves teaching people how to use their Apple devices.

If you've been on the hunt for the perfect Wi-Fi or Bluetooth speaker for your next party, event, or outdoor adventure, our 2019 Buyer's Guide has you covered. Whether you're looking for a smart speaker, something rugged, waterproof, and portable, or a large speaker for an event, complete with mic and guitar ports, we have the best speakers of the year right here! 

Half of all adults in America are living with one or more chronic illnesses, according to the Centers for Disease Control. But thanks to the growing availability of smart health-monitoring devices, patients with iPhones have never been more empowered to take a bigger role in managing their own or their family’s health. This gear makes it easy to collect and share the most accurate data possible with care providers, which can lead to better health outcomes. Health-monitoring devices for iOS can range from basic equipment like thermometers and pillboxes to more specialized equipment meant to be used as part of a doctor-supervised care plan for conditions like diabetes or asthma. Since accuracy is essential for these devices to be helpful, some may require you get training from a health professional in order to use them properly.

Apple has finally unveiled its new iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and Pro Max, Apple Watch Series 5, and even a new seventh-generation iPad. But whether or not you’re planning to upgrade to any of the new devices Apple just announced, you’ll still want to update most of your existing Apple devices and start enjoying all the newest features of iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS as soon as possible. Here’s when you can expect to start updating the software on your Apple devices and which iPhones are compatible with iOS 13 and which Apple Watches, and iPads can run the watchOS 6 and iPadOS.

On Tuesday, September 10,  Apple is expected to finally reveal all the details about the newest iPhones and Apple Watch. The fall iPhone announcement is the biggest Apple event of the year; for many Apple fans, finally getting all the details about the latest iPhones and finally getting to download the latest version of iOS feels like Christmas! We'll be offering commentary during the event in our Facebook group and in the special podcast episode we'll be recording right after. Here’s how you can watch Apple's iPhone reveal too.

It's official! Apple has updated its events page and sent out press invitations for a September 10 event where Tim Cook is expected to announce the iPhone 11. The invitation came with the tagline, "By innovation only," although it's not clear what specifically the tagline is referring to. We've got the details on how to watch the event and what Apple is expected to announce. Read on to learn what to expect from  the upcoming fall Apple event. 

In the 113th episode of the iPhone Life Podcast, members of the team talk everything iPhone 11. Will the next iPhone model slated for a September release really house a triple camera array on the back? Will it be as unsightly as critics say, and will improved photo quality make it a worthy tradeoff? Listen to find the answers to these questions and more.

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