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FacebookTwitterLinkedinReddItAs Apple releases watchOS 10 to the public this week, there are several everyday interactions you’ll need to relearn after updating. The upside is that watchOS 10 includes significant improvements to quickly access app data, reminders, and more.And be patient. It does take some time to get used to these new interactions and features!ContentsOne of the biggest changes in watchOS 10 is how you use the watch’s physical buttons. This learning curve impacts what both pressing buttons and swiping do on your Apple Watch, including:Additionally, there is some change in how you switch between watch faces.The good news is that there is a bunch of interactions that don’t change!Although this might feel like a lot of changes to the Apple Watch user experience, it’s all to accommodate the new Apple Watch widgets feature.&nbsp;Widgets in watchOS 10 show real-time app information in a short preview with just a swipe up from the bottom of the watch (or a quick turn of the Digital Crown) from any watch faceIf you decide you want to open the app, tap the widget, and the app opens without having to open your home screen.Apple creates a smart stack of widgets using machine learning that changes the order of widgets based on how you use your watch, what apps you regularly check, and what time of day it is.You can also manually choose which app widgets you want to see or pin widgets so they always appear at the top of the stack.You see things like your calendar events, reminders, the day’s weather report, stock market updates, medication reminders, activity ring progress, and much more!Learn more about widgets in this article:&nbsp;Widgets on Apple Watch, a new road to delight watch owners with watchOS 10Learning new things is never easy and does take time–you may feel it’s harder to access everything at first. But hang in there. You will get used to it–probably quite quickly.Features like widgets are awesome for people who like getting quick information without opening apps or adding complications to their watch faces.Unfortunately, for folks who loved using the side button to access their favorite apps quickly or swiping from edge-to-edge between watch faces–these options are gone (at least for now.)&nbsp;This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.Making wearable tech, like smart watches and fitness trackers, easy to understand and use through comprehensive reviews, guides, how-tos, and troubleshooting tips.Contact us:2023 MyHealthyApple

FacebookTwitterLinkedinReddItAs Apple releases watchOS 10 to the public this week, there are several everyday interactions you’ll need to relearn after updating. The upside is that watchOS 10 includes significant improvements to quickly access app data, reminders, and more.And be patient. It does take some time to get used to these new interactions and features!ContentsOne of the biggest changes in watchOS 10 is how you use the watch’s physical buttons. This learning curve impacts what both pressing buttons and swiping do on your Apple Watch, including:Additionally, there is some change in...

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