The Apple Watch, which can be worn while swimming and doing other water-based activities, has a neat feature that's designed to use the speakers to eject water, protecting the internal components. The ...

Gavin Free, one member of The Slow Mo Guys, has posted a video of the Apple Watch ejecting water in slow motion. And it is hypnotizing. Despite the fact that observing a smart watch spit up water ...

With a price tag of $399, it’s just as well the Apple Watch can survive a dip in the water. The company says its smartwatch, now in its fifth iteration, offers water resistance to 50 meters, so you’re ...

Thermite, a powdered mixture that “consists of aluminum and the oxide of a metal such as iron,” is not to be trifled with. It’s used as a heat source in welding. But because it causes such an ...

The Slow Mo Guys are back with a new video, and once again — presumably due to social distancing — Gav is flying solo. This time, instead of his pet cat Smee, he's armed with a water-logged Apple ...

A material used to weld metals together wouldn't normally be something you'd consider relaxing — but watching molten thermite fall through water in the latest video from The Slow Mo Guys is actually a ...

A new video from popular YouTube channel "The Slow Mo Guys" gets up close with Apple Watch's water lock feature, which plays a series of tones to expel liquid from the device chassis and away from its ...

"The Slow-Mo Guys," Gavin Free and Dan Gruchy, are two ordinary boys that just happen to love seeing things in super slow-motion. So they bought a six-foot red balloon and filled it with water and ...