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    How your Apple Watch could save your life

    by BECCA CADDY & STAFF REPORTERS Feb 16, 2018 2 minutes

    iOS 11.3, currently in beta testing, will be able to send your location to the emergency services automatically. But your Watch is already fast becoming an important diagnostic aid. Thanks to advances in sensors, new accessories, and improved deep-learning software, our wearables could soon become as important as our doctors.

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