The latest edition of the Apple Watch software is watchOS 9, and Apple has given us a sneak peek at what we can expect.
More diverse calendars, the ability to pin apps to the top of the dock, new banner notifications, and support for Podcasts for kids with parental controls are all on the way.
Four new watch faces were introduced; “Astronomy”, “Lunar”, “Playtime,” and “Metropolitan.”
The new “banner” notifications keep you informed without taking up the entire screen.
WatchOS 9 however gets a lot more detailed about your running metrics. Vertical oscillation (“how much you move up and down when running”), stride length, and ground contact time are among the new running parameters that Apple Watch will be able to detect.
Even people without an Apple Watch will be able to use the Fitness app on iOS, allowing them to close those rings.
The heart-rate monitor and accelerometer will be used to determine how much time you spend in four different sleep stages (Awake/REM/Core/Deep) while attempting to catch some Zzz’s.
Apple Watch will be able to track your “A-fib history” in order to assist doctors in monitoring heart arrhythmia and determining whether treatment is effective.
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source https://www.jbklutse.com/wwdc-apple-announces-watchos-9/
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