Operating system watchOS has undergone the most fundamental transformation in its history this year. Although the Apple fans are praising this facelift, it should be added that not everything is new in it. Applu succeeded. For example, changing the dials caused a stir among the owners Apple Watch a solid hit that has not died down yet, quite the opposite. The discussion forums are still full now - a good two months after its release watchOS 10 – complaints that the previous swiping between watch faces was much better than now holding your finger on the watch face and then selecting a wallpaper-like option iPhone. However, as it now turns out, Apple reflects this feedback and in watchOS 10.2 will respond to it.
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Earlier this week he released Apple 3th beta watchOS 10.2 for developers who have just discovered the return of the good old watch face change. So we will change them again simply by swiping to the side instead of the current hold, which is on the one hand safer in terms of unwanted watch face changes, but on the other hand also much more time-consuming. Calling up the change interface takes much longer than using swipes to find exactly the watch face you need. Perhaps it will be even more pleasing that Apple allows in watchOS 10 can use both ways of changing watch faces, with your preferred one simply being set in the watch settings. So it can be said that the whole issue has been resolved Apple sovereignly as best he could. If you then ask when watchOS 10 will be released, which should happen in about two to three weeks - so sometime in the first half of December.
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Great function, I had to look at the setting of this function on a foreign website, I couldn't find it, maybe it will help someone: settings - clock - turn on the function
Cool. They could still bring back the control center by swiping from the bottom like before.
I have the 3rd beta, I couldn't find the settings anywhere.
It should be right on Apple Watch in their settings.
Apple Watch directly – Settings – clock – turn on
You have to watch directly.
Thanks everyone, I found it.
Honestly, this doesn't bother me that much, I usually change watch faces every app on the iPhone, because I also customize complications there. I would rather like the option docku, i.e. setting up shortcuts to the most used applications so they can be launched quickly... WidgetThe apps are nice, but their number is quite limited and not everything is there. For example, I manually start measuring oxygen saturation and it is rather at the bottom of the menu, so it takes a while before I scroll down to it and I often get further and have to go back.
Swiping … Oh yeah. I must be really old now.