The Apple Watch receives yet another major software update this autumn with the release of watchOS 3. As usual, Apple has already seeded beta test versions of the firmware to iOS Developers. We’ve checked it out the whole summer and already informed you how to grab it on your wearable even if you don’t own…
Breathe is a new native Apple Watch app introduced along with the 3rd watchOS generation. It can be already tested if you run the watchOS 3 beta on your smartwatch. The software reminds you to focus on your breathing for at least a minute each day, allowing you to calm down and relax. It comes…
WatchOS 2 is finally available and among all the exciting new features, there is one that stands out. I’m talking about the ability of third party apps to run natively on your Apple Watch, without needing support from the paired iPhone. This results in much faster loading times and improved user experience. More, third party…
Complications is the term used by Apple for the info modules that you can select to display on your Watch Face. Depending on each background there are several areas that support these little widgets. Depending on size we can differentiate between three types of complications: small, standard and expanded views. The smallest widget can be…
Starting with watchOS 2 Apple introduces a series of new Watch Faces, to your wrist-worn device. The launch version includes 10 Watch backgrounds, which come with specific customization option. Some like Modular, Utility, Simple, Color, Chronograph and Mickey can host several app complications, while others are less tweak-able like Motion and X-Large. The rest are…
