Apple’s apps like Alarm, Timer, Stopwatch, Remote, Camera Remote and Radio, as well as health apps such as ECG, Breathe, Noise and Cycle Tracking, can be removed from your Apple Watch in watchOS 6.
Apple’s ever expanding health scope in watchOS includes a new Noise app for Apple Watch aimed at protecting one of your most precious assets: your hearing.
Bring Urban Dictionary to your Apple Watch with the UrbanWatch app to search for words, discover the Word of the Day or view randomly picked words—all from your wrist.
Lens is a modern, fully-featured Instagram client for Apple Watch, much more capable than the discontinued app, that works without your phone.
CardioBot 4.0 brings new analysis sections, Siri watch face support, a recommendation engine providing personalized tips on improving your cardiovascular health and more.
In supported apps, FlickType automatically appears as an alternative input method. Developers don’t need to make any changes to their existing interface for this to work.
Being able to listen to songs when the watch doesn’t have an internet connection means you can now leave your iPhone at home and listen to your Pandora playlists while on a run.
An extensive update for the tremendously convenient Heart Analyzer app is now available on App Store with full support for displaying electrocardiogram information captured by Apple Watch Series 4.
The popular calculator and unit converter has brought back the removed Apple Watch app. Now you can perform basic calculations and unit conversions, calculate tips and split bills—all right from your wrist.
Starting March 2019, all new iPhone and universal iOS apps and their updates must be built with the iOS 12 SDK and support the new iPhone XS Max, Apple’s highest-resolution iPhone yet. All new watch apps and updates will need to be built with the watchOS 5 SDK and support the new Apple Watch Series 4.
Approving secure sign-in notifications from your wrist couldn’t be easier with Microsoft’s newly released Authenticator app for your Apple Watch.
Apple recently deprecated the original watchOS 1 SDK. Due to low usage, rebuilding the app from scratch using the most recent SDK didn’t make a whole lot sense.
