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Apple Watches eject water in a mesmerising way. Let's see that in slow motion.

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Watch nextare back with a new video, and once again — presumably due to — Gav is flying solo.This time, instead of , he's armed with a water-logged Apple Watch."Before the world ended I went swimming, and I saw that my Apple Watch had gone into water lock mode, where it sort of disables all the finger inputs from the screen," he explains in the clip above. "To unlock it you spin the digital crown and it ejects all the water that's inside it through the two speaker holes, using the speaker itself. It just sort of fires water all over your wrist."And I thought, that's brilliant, that's genius! I want to film that in slow-mo."So that's exactly what he did. The video above makes use of a probe lens (for a nice big macro shot) and 2000 frames per second, capturing the little watch shaking those pesky droplets loose.Kratos and Atreus are back, this time with some huge wolves.4 hours agoByDrop that theme park ticket and pick up a PSVR headset.4 hours agoByBook your PTO for May 2023 now.10 hours agoBy“Listen up all you big dick men, who wants to see me fight a fucking snake?”11 hours agoByHave you ever seen migrating neural crest cells inside a zebrafish? Well today's your lucky day.12 hours agoByTerm has started at the same schools Snow White and the Wicked Witch went.13 hours agoByRalph is the first Black woman to win in her category in 35 years.09/13/2022By"It's important to remember just how far it is from representing anything resembling reality."09/12/2022ByAnother Westeros wedding? 😬09/12/2022By"Movies are dreams you never forget".09/11/2022ByShow moreThe biggest stories of the day delivered to your inbox.By signing up to the Mashable newsletter you agree to receive electronic communicationsfrom Mashable that may sometimes include advertisements or sponsored content.Thanks for signing up. See you at your inbox!

Watch nextare back with a new video, and once again — presumably due to — Gav is flying solo.This time, instead of , he's armed with a water-logged Apple Watch."Before the world ended I went swimming, and I saw that my Apple Watch had gone into water lock mode, where it sort of disables all the finger inputs from the screen," he explains in the clip above. "To unlock it you spin the digital crown and it ejects all the water that's inside it through the two speaker holes, using the speaker itself. It just sort of fires water all over your wrist."And I thought, that's brilliant, that's...

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