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You Can Now Use Your Apple Watch as a Digital Car Key

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Recently Apple released the 10th update of WatchOS 6. They have named it the  WatchOS 6.2.8 , and there are speculations that the upcoming smartwatches by Apple will include this update. Last month, Apple launched WatchOS 6.2.6, which is a security update.  WatchOS 6.2.8  comes a month after the launch of watchOS 6.2.6, a security update. If you haven’t downloaded that security patch, then do it from the Apple Watch App. You have to find the software update option in the general section of the app. For installing this app, the Watch must have at least 50% battery, so you may have to charge it.  The same goes for its tenth version. The battery percentage should be 50% and follow the same steps for downloading the software update. In simple words, go to General>software update.  With this update, Apple has introduced a new feature in the Watch. Now, you can use your Apple Watch as the digital car key. It is a unique feature and also available on the iPhone with...

The New Apple Watch Will Ensure That You Wash Your Hands Properly

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There is a lot of talk about Apple’s upcoming WatchOS 7 update. Before we highlight what the new software adds to the device, let’s take a look at the latest Apple Watch Series 5. It is the first Apple Watch with a display that is active 24/7. There is no need to touch the display in order to wake the watch so you can check the time, just glance at it as you would look at a normal watch and you’ll see it. So why not just use a regular watch instead? Well, here’s why so many have given in to the cult. It has a widely acclaimed exotic, super sleek design. The company’s rapidly growing health applications are influencing the way that users behave. The watch almost acts like a mini doctor that’s always by your side. This device will hold your hand (quite literally) and walk you through your anxiety attack. With Apple’s new fall detection feature, the watch could potentially save your life! Or add to your years at the very least. So, would you rather invest in an ambitious looking Rolex or ...

How to Use News Application on Your Apple Watch

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iOS devices have a unique feature of presenting the top news headlines for you. It provides the news title as a headline from the trusted sources that you regularly visit or follow. You can also use the News app on your Apple Watch.              Source: How to Use News Application on Your Apple Watch News on the Apple Watch The Apple Watch also provides you this vibrant feature that attracts users towards it. It provides five top headlines for you.  Here you can’t view a full story about the particular news headline, but of course, it keeps you up to date with the latest top stories. It will provide you a variety of news throughout the day by changing the current news section. This news feature fetches the news from trusted sources that you follow. Accessing news from the News app Follow these steps to access a variety of news on Apple Watch: First of all, hit the “Digital Crown” to view all the installed applications on your ...

How to Synchronize Your Apple Watch Health Data with an iPhone?

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Apple allows you to set up applications for sending data to the Health app. If you have an Apple Watch, then you must be aware that it keeps track of all your activities, most notably, the fitness data. Your smartwatch shall synchronize the data with your connected iPhone and enable you to check your Health app data. Let’s explore the process of syncing Apple Watch Health data with your iPhone. Get Started Here is the process of synchronizing your Apple Watch health data with an iPhone. Follow the instructions carefully. •    First, you will have to pair your Apple Watch with your iPhone device. •    After that, you must know how the Apple Watch tracks your health info. •    There are three Apple applications that come pre-installed on your Apple Watch and iPhone: Health, Workout, and Activity. •    Thereafter you can launch the Health application on your iPhone. •    Make sure before opening Health app y...

How to transfer Health data to an iPhone or Apple Watch

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Did you switch to a new iPhone or Apple Watch but want to see your health data on your new device also? As it is a private type of information, it is considered as optional data to sync. Here is how to get your health data on your new device. How to backup your health data from encrypted iTunes backups or iCloud All the health data from Apple Watch is synced to the health repository of your iPhone. If you want to recover your health data, then you should have to create a backup of it (Health repository). It means you need to create the backup of your iPhone. 1.    With USB cable, link your iPhone to your computer. 2.    Now, open iTunes on it. 3.    Click to ‘iPhone’ icon to open your iPhone on your computer. 4.    Click on ‘Summary’ from the left side column. 5.    At the middle of the screen, click and check the box of the ‘Encrypt iPhone or iPad backup.’ Doing this will enable your health data to back...

How to transfer calls, messages and emails from Apple Watch to iPhone

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Apple Watch is the best for short quick response and small conversation. But, if you're having a long conversation, then it becomes uncomfortable. Many of you want to transfer your call, messages, and emails from your Apple Watch to your iPhone. Here is how to quickly move from Apple Watch to iPhone. Guide to transfer a call from your Apple Watch to your iPhone If you haven't picked up the call: 1.    Scroll down by using the 'Digital Crown.' 2.    Stop when you see 'Answer on iPhone.' 3.    Tap on 'Answer on iPhone' option. That's it! The call has been forwarded to your iPhone, and the recipient is on hold. Take your iPhone and pick up the call. The recipient will remain on hold until you do not answer the call. You can also use this trick to find your iPhone if you've forgotten where you put it in your house. If you've picked up the call: If you've answered the call on your Apple Watch, then you can forward the call to your iPh...