A handy notification icon—a little red dot at the top of your watch face—appears every time you get a new notification. Do you find it a bit distracting? If so, follow the steps laid out in this tutorial to hide the notification icon so it no longer appears when you have unread notifications.
One of the many ways you can boost your privacy entails preventing the full notification from appearing unless it’s specifically tapped. iDB shows you how to keep notifications on your Apple Watch private.
Apple Watch Series 4 can detect hard falls and if required, initiate a call to emergency services and alert your emergency contacts. Off by default, it turns on automatically if you’re 65+ years old. In this step-by-step tutorial, you will learn how to enable, set up and use this potentially life-saving feature.
Want Siri to be quiet rather than confirming everything you ask for on your Apple Watch? Here’s how to stop Siri from talking too much on your wrist.
Not fond of the new Digital Crown haptic feedback feature on Apple Watch Series 4? Here’s how to disable it on your iPhone and Apple Watch.
Need to send a text message from your wrist in another language? This tutorial shows you how to change the message language on your Apple Watch.
With Apple Watch activity competitions, you can have week-long Move contests against others to win awards. Here’s a look at how you can do this.
Having too low a heart frequency after being inactive for 10 minutes could mean your heart isn’t pumping enough blood to your body, which in turn might point to bigger issues. Here’s how to toggle on the potentially life-saving low heart rate notifications on your Apple Watch.
In this article, learn how to install the update and take advantage of the watchOS 5 features, including Walkie-Talkie, activity competitions, and more.
An Apple Watch Podcasts app is finally here. Best of all, you don’t need your iPhone app with you to use it. Here’s how to use it.
This tutorial will teach you to properly use Hey Siri on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch or Mac when there are multiple nearby devices that support this feature, plus lay out the steps for making sure that the right device responds to the wake-up phrase.
Content caching reduces bandwidth usage and speeds up downloads on supported iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV devices by storing updates, apps and other content on your designated computer. Here’s how to set up and use content caching in macOS.
