Apple wasn't the first... not exactly, anyway If you've been looking for ECG tracking from your Apple Watch, you didn't actually need to wait for the Apple Watch Series 4.

When Apple launched the latest Apple Watch Series 4 on September 12, one of the most exciting features is the capability to take ECG (electrocardiogram, also known as EKG) readings from your wrist.

ECG functionality will be enabled on the Apple Watch Series 4 in the publicly released version of watchOS 5.1.2, which is currently in beta testing, ...

Once you have updated your Apple Watch Series 4 to watchOS 5.1.2, you’ll notice there’s a new ECG app. The first time you run that, you’ll be prompted to open the Health app on your iPhone.

Apple's long-awaited electrocardiogram (ECG) app is finally here for U.S. customers, enabling checks for abnormal hearbeats including atrial fibrillation.

Three months after its launch, the Apple Watch Series 4 has at long last received its most hyped feature. The watchOS 5.1.2 software update was shipped Thursday and brought with it the high-end ...

The much-anticipated electrocardiogram feature that Apple highlighted during its Apple Watch 4 unveiling is now available.

The Apple Watch Series 4 features an ECG sensor and atrial fibrillation notifications that have been cleared by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The ECG app will appear for customers using Apple Watch in the United States, after updating to watchOS 5.1.2 (releasing later today).

But perhaps the most important feature announced with the Apple Watch Series 4 was its built-in electrocardiogram (ECG) for monitoring your heart rhythms and atrial fibrillation.

When Apple launched its beautiful Apple Watch Series 4 earlier this month (and reviewed in detail here), there was one feature which leapt out. The new Watch will be able to measure heart rate in ...

The Apple Watch was the surprise star of Apple’s September press event (see “Apple Watch Series 4: Bigger Screens, New Faces, and Enhanced Health Monitoring,” 12 September 2018), partly because of a ...