Your watchOS device is set, by default, to wake up when you perform a raise of your wrist. The opposite happens when you lower your hand and the Apple Watch goes into sleep mode, in order to save battery life. However, you can also light up your wearable’s screen by tapping it. This results in…
One of the many reasons why you should update to watchOS 2 is because it makes your Apple Watch far less appealing to thieves. Thanks to the iPhone-like Activation Lock feature any lost or stolen wearable can’t be paired with another iOS device unless, the gadget is first un-paired by the previous owner. Else, the…
A lot of us appreciate the Apple Watch’s unique fitness tracking capabilities. There have been numerous reports about users that successfully improved their fitness levels, with the help of this revolutionary wearable. The Activity app with its Reminders, Alerts and Progress Updates, has a crucial role in motivating Apple Watch owners to move that extra…
Besides the new Watch Faces built-in in watchOS 2 (Time-Lapse, Photo and Photo Album), you’ll also find new color additions, coming with this 2nd generation software. The existing backgrounds receive an additional set of 9 tones, totalizing an impressive 18 nuances that you can choose from. This means that you can further tweak the 10…
A new feature of watchOS 2 is that it allows Apple Watch users to initiate FaceTime audio calls from their wrists. In the previous version the wrist-worn device owners where only able to dial regular cellular phone calls, via the signal borrowed from the paired iPhone. However, now the Watch is connected to the same…
