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Home » Posts tagged 'WatchOS'
Apple Watch may finally get third-party watch faces
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April 16, 2018
By: Rory Lee
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If you’re bored of the watch faces on your Apple Watch, there may be good news for you in the near future.
You can buy the Apple Watch Series 3 in Malaysia on 20 October
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October 14, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
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Looking for a new Watch to go with your brand new iPhone 8? The latest Apple Watch Series 3 is hitting Malaysia on 20 October and it’s actually cheaper than last year’s model.
Apple Watch Series 3: More freedom without an iPhone
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September 13, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
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The Apple Watch is no longer just the world’s most popular smartwatch. It’s also currently the world’s number one watch.
For its third generation smartwatch, Apple has retained its iconic square face design but they have added more functions for greater freedom. In last year’s Series 2, Apple had added GPS and water resistance for swimming so that you can use your watch in more places than before. For this year, they are making the watch more independent and you can use it standalone almost anywhere without having to bring your iPhone.
The next Apple Watch will let you stay connected without an iPhone
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August 5, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
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In addition to new iPhones, Apple will be releasing a new smartwatch later this year. The current Apple Watch Series 2 is already a huge upgrade over the previous version as it gets built-in GPS and water resistance up to 50 metres deep.
In order for the Watch to work with greater independence, it has to support standalone connectivity via 4G LTE. That’s apparently the next big feature that will be introduced on the upcoming Apple Watch Series 3.
Siri finally gets a face with watchOS 4
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June 6, 2017
By: Rory Lee
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The Apple Watch is the world’s most popular smartwatch and today, Apple is updating the operating system it runs on: watchOS. This is watchOS 4 and it focuses on making things easier for you with a brand new Siri watch face.
watchOS 3.2 Beta 1 makes your Apple Watch less obtrusive in the cinema
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January 31, 2017
By: Rory Lee
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Apple‘s watchOS 3 proved to be a pretty significant upgrade for Apple Watch users. Not only did it make the most popular smartwatch in the world faster, it also packed familiarity plus a whole bunch of new features into Cupertino’s wearable.
Now, Apple’s adding a few more useful features with watchOS 3.2.
Buy a brand new Apple Watch Series 2 today!
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October 21, 2016
By: Rory Lee
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It’s that time of the year! The time to get up and get exercising. It’s time to get your hands (wrists?) on the brand new Apple Watch Series 2. Or, if you’ve got limited funds like me, it’s time to get your hands on the not-so-brand-new Apple Watch Series 1.
Three reasons watchOS 3 will revitalise your Apple Watch
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June 14, 2016
By: Rory Lee
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The Apple Watch is definitely a popular wearable device. Apple’s watchOS is also pretty good at what it does, especially compared to Android Wear. At Google’s I/O, the search engine giant gave their wearable OS a big overhaul that featured a whole bunch of new features.
Now, it’s Apple’s turn to strike back. Here’s what they’ve been up to with watchOS 3.
Own more than one Apple Watch? The new watchOS update is just for you
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January 12, 2016
By: Alexander Wong
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The Apple Watch is available in Malaysia with enough variants to suit any occasion. If you’re wealthy enough to splurge on multiple Apple Watches, switching from one watch to another can be a pain in the butt.
Not too worry as the Cupertino company understands what Apple Watch aficionados have to go through and here’s what you can expect with the upcoming watchOS 2.2.
Apple rolls out iOS 9.2 and watchOS 2.1 update
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December 9, 2015
By: Alexander Wong
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Today is a busy software update day if you’re using an iPhone, iPad or an Apple Watch. Apple has just started pushing its iOS 9.2 update for its iDevices while the Apple Watch is getting a newer watchOS 2.1 update.
For iOS devices, the latest release focuses on Apple Music and some minor improvements on its native apps. There are a couple of bug fixes as well that fixes stability issues with Safari, Contacts, Calendar and its native keyboard. If you’re using the iPhone 6s/6s Plus, iBooks now supports 3D Touch and you can perform the usual peek and pop from the table of contents.
iOS 9.2 is available now in Malaysia and you can download it under Settings > General > Software Updates. It weighs 272MB so it is best that you’ll find an unmetered WiFi for this.
