A brand new Pride face for your Apple Watch has been discovered in watchOS. Featuring nicely animated threads of color, it’s scheduled to become available next Monday, June 4 at 12pm Pacific Time. Here’s how to activate your Apple Watch Pride face right now.
Elevated heart rate when you’ve been inactive can indicate health issues. Thankfully, you can have your Apple Watch alert you as soon as its sensor detects higher-than-normal heart frequency. Here’s how to set up and use the Elevated Heart Rate feature in watchOS.
Skinning has been a longstanding request in the Apple Watch community and now it seems support for building third-party faces might be coming to Apple Watch in the future.
Trying to open a legacy Apple Watch app that was built with the watchOS 1 software development kit cautions you that it won’t be supported in “future versions” of the watchOS operating system.
watchOS 4.3 reinstated the ability to browse and control music on your paired iPhone, enabled new features like portrait Nightstand mode, squashed several bugs and fixed more than a dozen vulnerabilities.
watchOS 4.3 brings back the ability to browse the music on your iPhone from your wrist along with a few other feature changes and a lot of bug fixes.
Your Apple Watch dock puts your favorite and most used apps at the ready. You can easily select which apps you’d like to see in your Dock, remove individual apps from it or adjust how your items are arranged in the Dock.
The Dock on your Apple Watch shows the most recently used apps by default, but you can switch item ordering so that up to 10 apps designated as your favorites are shown instead.
Third-party developers are now taking advantage of the built-in GPS and altimeter in Apple Watch Series 3, as well as custom workout APIs released in watchOS 4.2, to enable tracking of specialized metrics and the ability to find their friends on the mountain with a glance at the wrist.
The first watchOS 4.3 beta brings back the ability to browse a connected iPhone’s music catalog from your Apple Watch that was removed from watchOS 4 last September.
Learn how you can hand off a call answered on your wrist to iPhone, as well as transfer an in-progress call to the watch.
Apple has long given us control over the stereo balance on our devices. Here is how to modulate the stereo balance of your favorite headphones on both iOS and watchOS.