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Welcome to Apple Watch

Since its landmark release, Apple has aimed to do for wearable technology what it has done for smartphones and tablets in the past. Like the iPhone and the iPad before it, the Apple Watch has revolutionised an entire area of technology, making it more integral and intuitive than ever before. As with all new tech, the Apple Watch can take a little getting used to. In this complete manual, we’ll guide you through everything that you need to know to transform from an Apple Watch novice into an accomplished user in no time at all. We’ve highlighted essential features and also some fantastic apps along the way, including all-new updates for watchOS 3. Read on to find out more.…

Welcome to Apple Watch

Introducing Apple Watch

Sales for wearables have gone through the roof in recent times, with millions of smartwatches sold every year. While they come in all shapes and sizes, the one type that has seen the biggest increase – in sales and number of models – is the smartwatch. Although we’ve already seen many great smartwatches hit the market, the Apple Watch is an entirely different entity, but still one of the most useful products to come from Apple in recent years. The mix of strong design, excellent functionality and ease of use has made the Apple Watch the ultimate iPhone companion, enabling users to control each and every part of their iOS experience solely on their wrist. Want to manage your emails? The Apple Watch can do that. Want to track the…

Introducing Apple Watch

Set up your Apple Watch

Below the Digital Crown sits a separate button. Hold this in for a few seconds to turn the Watch on 1 Start with a charge When you first open up your Apple Watch package, you may want to eagerly turn it on and start using it. We actually recommend that you don’t do this – instead you’ll want to give your device a full charge before contemplating setting it up. Use the accompanying charger that attaches to the rear of the Apple Watch and either plug it into your mains with the adaptor, or attach it to a USB port on your desktop computer. The initial charging process can take up to two hours, which you’ll find to be on par with how long it normally takes an iPhone to…

Set up your Apple Watch

How to use your Watch

If the Apple Watch is your first foray into smartwatches, chances are you’re going to be fairly clueless on some of its most basic functions. Even if you’re a seasoned smartwatch user, the Apple Watch does do things a little differently than most, so all your usual methods will undoubtedly be slightly different. Due to the complex nature of the Apple Watch, there are a ton of features and shortcuts to explore, but instead of it being a daunting task, Apple has made it quite enjoyable to truly discover what the Apple Watch is capable of. Nevertheless, if you’re a little bit sceptical and need a push in the right direction, use this feature to master all the basics of Apple’s first-ever wearable. “The Apple Watch does things a little…

How to use your Watch

Built-in applications

Clock At the heart of the Apple Watch is the Clock app. Though it’s much more besides, the Watch shines as a timekeeping device, with a range of customisable faces to choose from. See page 36. Settings The Settings app is where you can change every element of your Apple Watch to your liking. From screen brightness to vibration intensity, everything is available to tweak. See page 44. Messages Keeping in contact with your friends has never been easier. The Messages app for Apple Watch ensures you receive all your important correspondence, straight to your wrist. See page 46. Phone The Phone app makes it easy and convenient to both take and respond to phone calls. Either pick up, or send a quick response on the fly from your Watch.…

Built-in applications

Timekeeping The Apple Watch is full of innovative and exciting features to explore, but at its core – as with any watch – is its ability to show you the current time of day. The Clock app showcases your chosen Watch face and acts as a kind of secondary home screen. From the Watch face, swipe down to check your notifications, swipe up for Control Center and press the Digital Crown to open the app home screen. Your Apple Watch will often beep or vibrate, alerting you to recent messages, alarms or other updates. The Clock app enables you to quickly and conveniently manage these notifications. For example, if you have an unread text message, you can swipe down to reveal the message and then dismiss it or respond to…

Control your Watch From the Settings app, found on the home screen, you can configure the Apple Watch to suit your needs. Use your finger or the Digital Crown to scroll through a list of settings and options to edit the appearance, functionality and accessibility of your Watch. The majority of settings for your Apple Watch can be accessed through the app on the Watch; however, more options are available on the accompanying Apple Watch app installed on your paired iPhone. In that app, there is a tab called General which contains additional Watch information and settings. Stay connected Bluetooth allows your Watch to connect to a range of compatible devices in addition to a paired iPhone. Wearable peripherals including health tracking kits, and audio devices such as headphones, can…

Manage your messages From the Messages app on your Apple Watch, you can view, reply and send new messages to your contacts. You will be alerted when you receive a new message by the sound of a ‘ding’ and a gentle tap on your wrist. Rather than pulling out your phone from your pocket, you can simply raise your wrist up to display the new message and then lower it to mark as read and dismiss it. The Messages app displays a list of recently received messages. You can tap on one to open a message into a conversation, showing all sent and received messages from that contact. You can then scroll down to the end of your conversation and access a range of reply options, including a scribble. On…

Contact calling Apple has ensured that you can make calls to your friends and colleagues in seconds, despite the Watch’s small screen and limited navigation controls. You can press the side button to quickly make contact with those closest to you, or select the Phone app and then tap Contacts. If you scroll the Digital Crown downwards, you will see the letter ‘A’ appear at which point you can then scroll upwards to jump through the alphabet and find the person you want to call in double-quick time (Fig 1). With the ability to call from links included as well, you will likely never find yourself scrabbling around wondering what to do. Calling from the Apple Watch is a novel and enjoyable experience which works surprisingly well and also offers…

Basic management When you consider how you should use your Apple Watch for dealing with email, the best approach is to think of it as a viewer that will instantly alert you to what has been received. This means that you will always be aware of what is happening and be able to read the latest messages, but you can also undertake some basic management of your inbox. Reading an email (Fig 1) will not always mark it as read on your iPhone, but you can use the Apple Watch to mark items as unread and also add flags and archive emails. If you have a very busy email inbox (Fig 2) and are dealing with dozens of messages per day, these features can help you to manage it no…

Creative views When you first use the Apple Watch Calendar app, it is not immediately obvious as to how the various views work; however, with some practice, it should all fall into place nicely. The standard List view enables you to scroll through each day and see a basic view of each event, but if you Force Touch you then have the option to see a single day, which will feel familiar because it looks very much like the iPhone Calendar view. Of course, this view is not ideal for such a small screen unless you have a very busy day ahead, at which point it suddenly all falls into place and you will be able to familiarise yourself with what you need to do in seconds. The Month view…

Apps in combination Three apps are used to gauge your overall fitness and activity levels, and together they form an extremely powerful combination. The Activity app will count your steps and work out how many calories you have burned, and it will also measure how often you are standing up. The Workout app will measure your heartbeat during exercise and then populate the Activity data with your overall burned calories. Finally, the Health app on the iPhone can bring all of this together to offer a general assessment of how your heart is beating throughout the day, how far you have travelled and by how much you are improving. It is likely that you will use the Activity app the most during the day, but all three are needed to…

Quick Start The Apple Watch has always been designed with fitness in mind. From the first Watch, the device has tracked your heart rate and movement, allowing you to push yourself to achieve daily activity goals, burn calories, and live a healthier lifestyle. And with the new Apple Watch and watchOS 3, the interface is now slicker, there are more activities to try, and working out is a lot more fun. This all starts with the new Quick Start feature. The Workout app will remember the type of workout that you completed most recently and put it right at the top of your list of workouts. Tap it, and you won’t need to set a goal or change any settings – the workout will instantly start up so that you…

Deep breathing Completing a deep breathing session or two every day can have a major impact on your health, and now with Apple Watch, you can easily set aside a few minutes each day to do it. A new app called Breathe guides you through simple deep breathing sessions that can help you to calm your mind, relax your body and deal with everyday stress more easily. Yoga practitioners have been using exercises like these for thousands of years to impact the body and mind in a positive way, and the medical community is also supportive of deep breathing as a great way to improve daily health. Start a session Getting started with a new session is as straightforward as you would expect. Smart notifications from the app will appear…

Improve your Maps usage Like many Apple Watch apps, the intention of Maps is not to replicate or replace the Maps app on the iPhone, but to act as a useful extension that you can use alongside your phone. Apple Watch users can get directions solely using their voice, which makes it perfect for when running or undertaking specific exercise routes. The simple fact that you no longer need to look at your screen adds a huge amount of convenience and much more flexibility to the task, and it should quickly become second nature in use. The second generation of Apple Watch has built-in GPS, meaning you don’t need your iPhone with you to track your route. The catch is that you can’t use Maps on your Watch without your…

Keep it secure One aspect of Wallet that is rarely talked about is the inherent security that the system includes. The fact that you do not have to carry around paper tickets or plastic loyalty cards means that you will be much less likely to lose them. Even if you do lose your Watch and your iPhone, the passes will be backed up on iCloud, ready to restore to your new device. The barcodes alone are very secure and in theory you should experience fewer instances where you need to share your data with someone else, which only increases the security that Wallet offers. Our advice would be to use Wallet if the company or service you are dealing with offers it because the benefits are clear. Unlimited uses The…

Make it your own There are no real limits to how many companies you can track in the Apple Watch Stocks app and some careful planning will make it work exactly as you want it to. It is very easy to simply accept what is included when you first open it, but to do this would be to lose much of the potential it offers. The app itself is quite basic in what it is intended to deliver, but for the majority of people it offers just the right amount of information in an easy-to-read format, which will prove to be effcient every time the app is launched. Moving stocks around the listing is easy and so is sorting them dependant upon current conditions, so take some time exploring how…

One library, two devices It will make a lot of sense to consider carefully how your want to use your Apple Watch in combination with an iPhone for playing music, but you should find that the iPhone is the best option unless absolutely necessary. The Apple Watch is a brilliant solution to remotely control music playback and the process of syncing the devices together is far easier than it’s ever been previously. If you think about what you are doing, you will be able to quickly judge which device to use at the right time. Visual cues Apple has obviously spent time considering how the graphical elements of the Apple Watch Music app are made up and we have been left with an interface that somehow manages to convey all…

A true extension The Camera Remote app is merely an extension of the iPhone Camera app, but it is one that is very useful in the right circumstances. Any photos that you take will still be saved on the iPhone, and the actual iPhone hardware is used throughout, with the Apple Watch being able to control it from afar. At the time of writing, it is only capable of controlling the Camera app when it is taking still photos because videos are not supported, but we honestly cannot think of many occasions where using the Remote app will be beneficial when capturing videos so it makes sense to limit the functionality if only for the sake of preserving battery power. Like so many of the Apple Watch apps, it does…

Finding your TV Apple has put a lot of work into the software that powers the Apple Watch and in particular with regards to the initial setup experience. If you already have your iPhone paired with an Apple TV, you should hopefully find it available on your Watch in the Remote app as soon as you open it. This means that you can start navigating the Apple TV menus and deal with playback as soon as you first strap the Watch to your wrist. In fact, it’s possible that you will never use any other device to control your Apple TV and you will soon start to wonder why you have to control your normal TV with an old-fashioned remote control! With your Watch at hand, a remote for your…

Tap to change When viewing the current conditions for a city or town, you will see the temperature in the centre of the Watch screen surrounded by the expected weather conditions for each hour of the day. This is very useful and this makes it extremely easy to view different aspects of the days weather with just a tap. When you tap on the Watch screen, it will change to show the expected temperatures for each hour of the day and a further tap will display the percentage chance of precipitation for each hour. Every time you go back to the Weather app, you will see one of these familiar screens displayed, so you will always know what to do to access the information that you require. When you think…

Emotional and practical The Photos app on an Apple Watch is effectively a mirror of what you can see on your iPhone, but it has some disadvantages that will be clear from the start. The screen is obviously much smaller, and as such, you will not be able to see quite as much detail. It is limited in how many photos it can carry, but there is one advantage that stands out above all others. When you are out and about, and even if you do not have your iPhone with you, the ability to quickly view your favourite photos is beneficial in so many ways. It reminds us of the favourite photo in your wallet, but with the ability to carry many hundreds of them and to keep them…

Tap once The main screen in the Alarms app simply lists all of your current alarms and will let you edit or cancel an alarm at any time. Our advice would be to delete the ones that you are not likely to use again, and to keep only those that are used for regular events such as waking up for work. You can make the app as complex or as simple as you require, but you will soon find a method that works best for your lifestyle. Detailed alarms You can, of course, simply create a new alarm and leave it for the desired time, but there are many other options available to you. When you tap any created alarm, you can tap the second panel to choose on which…

Time anything immediately The main focus of the Stopwatch app is obviously to let you time an event with great accuracy the moment it starts. Whether you need to monitor the progress of cars, people or anything else, you can open the app in seconds and then tap one icon to begin the timing process. You will see the progress on the analogue clock and throughout every part of the process, the screen remains obvious from the clear markings to the coloured hands. Even better, you can then tap the white icon to start timing a lap and when you tap it again, it will immediately jump back to zero and start timing the next lap. This app is a near-perfect example of complexity made simple within the smallest of…

In the background The Timer app is not designed to be used for long periods of time, but rather to let you perform a task while getting on with other things you need to do. You can open Timer by simply saying ‘Hey Siri’ followed by ‘Timer’, then choose the duration, start it and exit from the app. At this point it will run in the background and you can continue with something else. The fact that the interface offers visual and textual indicators means that you will immediately understand what it does and how to use it, and no doubt it’ll be an app you use often in the future. Use the crown The Timer interface is obvious in the way it looks, but it is also one of…

Make your own list The World Clock app is very much a reactive experience, which is designed for you to view and gain information from. You cannot actually tweak the list of cities or do anything else on the Apple Watch, but you can change things on your connected iPhone. Simply open the Clock app, tap the World Clock icon at the bottom and then use the ‘+’ and ‘Edit’ icons at the top of the screen to add and remove cities. These will immediately be displayed within the World Clock app on your Apple Watch. Understand the data A quick glance at the main screens in World Clock will highlight just how much information has been packed in to a small space. For example, when you look at the…

Stay natural Siri is without doubt the best, but also the most frustrating Apple Watch feature you can use, so we recommend you speak as clearly as possible. You can speak at a natural pace and you don’t have to hide your accent because it is capable of understanding you almost all of the time, no matter how you speak. There is also no reason to move the Watch right next to your mouth to speak to it because the microphone is powerful enough to hear you, even when the Watch is a few feet away. The microphone and software work very well on the Apple Watch to offer a natural and easy-to-use experience every single time. Unbelievably accurate recognition When Siri was first added to the iPhone, it would…

Third-party applications

Messenger This is the perfect accompaniment to the iPhone version of the popular Facebook chat app and will provide notifications and allows you to conduct chat conversations from your wrist. See page 100. Instagram As one of the fastest growing social networks on the planet, Instagram made sure to have an Apple Watch app ready at launch. Now you can check your Feed and Activity instantly. See page 102. Twitter This app feels right at home on the Apple Watch, and allows you to view recent tweets, as well as check out the hottest trending topics in your network right now. See page 104. Shazam If anything, Shazam seems more at home on the Apple Watch than anywhere else. The music recognition service is ideally suited to quick bursts of…

Third-party applications

The Apple Watch is new, but that has not stopped developers jumping on board and creating a huge variety of apps that you can use on your new wrist-worn baby. From apps that show you the weather in detail to those that can be used for entertainment, there is a large selection to choose from, and Apple has done a lot of work to ensure that the discovery process is as easy as can be. The most efficient way to download new apps is via your iPhone, but it is possible to do so on a Mac or Windows PC if that is your preferred method, and we will try to cover all of the possibilities that are available to you. An Apple Watch is extremely powerful out of the…

Keep in touch anywhere For some, Facebook Messenger is as important as the Facebook service itself and it makes sense to be as available as possible to keep the conversations flowing. Obviously, an iPhone is a great tool for such a task, but there will still be occasions when it is out of reach and you may miss an important message. With the Apple Watch Messenger app, however, you will be alerted to each new contact immediately and will never miss a message again, which means that you are much more likely to keep the communication paths open with friends and colleagues on a day-to-day basis. It may be too much to handle if you have a lot of friends, but then again it is also possible that you will…

It’s all about sharing Instagram built its name on two things: filters and social networking. It’s the latter on which the Watch app is focused, since taking photos and applying photos to them is beyond the Apple Watch’s capabilities. When you launch the app, you have only two choices: you can view your feed – a stream of photos shared by your friends – or check ‘activity.’ The Activity stream shows you who has followed you recently, who has ‘liked’ your photos, and who has commented on them. It also allows you to read the comments. When you choose to view your feed, you will see a list of thumbnail photos posted by the people that you follow. Below each photo is a button for liking and one for getting…

Composing Tweets Like every app on the Watch, Twitter is limited in several ways, not least because there’s no way to type a tweet. You can, however, tweet by dictating what you want to say, checking that it’s correct when it’s displayed on-screen, then tweeting it. You can’t, however, tweet images or links. And there’s no character count, meaning that there’s no way of telling if your tweet is too long. If it is too long, it simply won’t be tweeted. However, you can choose whether or not to tweet your location. And you can tweet emojis as well as dictate text to be tweeted. Monitoring trends Trending topics, identified by hashtags, are a key part of the Twittersphere, and are increasingly used by all sorts of organisations to identify…

What are those lyrics again? Like most other Apple Watch apps, Shazam requires you to initially set up its Apple Watch version alongside its iPhone counterpart. While it may seem frustrating at first, it’s surprisingly simple enough to do. Once set up, Shazam is your one stop shop for finding out the details of a song that’s been troubling you for some time. Simply tap the Shazam icon when the song in question is playing and the app will take care of the rest. It uses the Watch’s built-in microphone to pick up the vocals and distinctive note patterns from a song, and after a few seconds you’ll have all the song’s details ready and waiting for you on your iPhone. It’s then a simple case of following the links…

Get reminders The Evernote Watch app allows you to create notes with alarms to remind you to do something. When you create a new note, you tap the alarm clock item at the bottom of the screen to create a reminder, which gives you five time options: This Afternoon, This Evening, Tomorrow, Next Week, and Next Month. Tap the one you want and then save the note. Check off tasks Evernote allows you to create a variety of different note types. One of those is a list of tasks. When you create the note, say on a Mac or PC, each item on the list has a check box next to it, and when you complete the task, you click the box to check it off. You can check the…

You will know everything In recent times, the news cycle has spun faster and faster as each month passes and the BBC has invested heavily in remaining at the top of the digital news tree. This has given us a world class website to view whenever we want to and a selection of useful features that ensure we will never miss important happenings. Notifications are particularly important for sporting events and subjects that are important to you, and now you can feel them on your wrist when something of note happens. This means that you will not only have access to a truly excellent news service, but you can be up to date every second of the day if you so wish. The news cycle may be speeding up, but…

Follow your team Apart from sitting next to the radio, or repeatedly refreshing a sports news webpage, true football fans don’t have many options when it comes to tracking live scores when they’re out and about. Thanks to the Onefootball iOS app, users now have an easily accessible way of keeping up to date with last-minute goals no matter where they are. However, the team over at Onefootball have managed to take it one step further with the launch of their Apple Watch app, available for free from the App Store. Once you have inputted all the necessary data into the iOS version of the app, you’ll find all the added details ready on your Apple Watch – including all the details of your favourite team. Through the Watch app…

Set up routes When the concept of getting turn-by-turn directions on the iPhone was first released, it caused quite a stir. The technology behind it was very complicated at the time, but gradually it’s become easier and vastly more sophisticated. So sophisticated, in fact, that it’s now possible to get turn-by-turn notifications through the Apple Watch. One of the few apps that offers this functionality for Apple Watch is Citymapper. Through the app, users are able to set up journeys within some of the world’s biggest cities. It’s important to note that not every city is currently supported, but updates are being added regularly. When configuring a journey, users have plenty of options at their disposal. For example, if you want your route to go past a specific landmark, or…

7 Minute Workout

Proven and effective The 7 Minute Workout plan has been proven to work well for those who want to get fit, but who don’t have lots of time to go to the gym and undertake long training sessions. It breaks down the exercises into set patterns which involve 30 seconds of activity followed by a ten-second break. This is repeated for seven minutes and is quoted as being equivalent to exercising for over an hour using other methods. Research suggests all of the above is true, but even of you are sceptical, the high intensity nature of the workouts will give your heart a workout and help you to get fitter. The fact that you are exercising for a short period of time is largely irrelevant because all exercise in…

7 Minute Workout

Stay in touch One of the best things about owning an Apple Watch is that it makes it easier than ever to stay in touch with friends. Whether you’re taking a call on your Watch, sending your heartbeat to a friend or loved one, or scribbling on-screen to write a message to a friend, the Apple Watch makes communication simple. And, of course, because staying in touch is made so easy on the Watch, major apps like WhatsApp have adopted it to ensure all of your messages get through to the same place. The Skype Watch app is a great example of this, transporting a few select features and putting them on your wrist so you can reply and respond to friends and colleagues without ever needing to pull out…

All of Amazon Amazon is an incredible resource, stocking hundreds of thousands of products that can go from an image online to being in your hands in just a few hours. With the Amazon app on your Apple Watch, you have access to every single product on the Amazon site on your wrist. That means you can order anything, from a light bulb for your kitchen, to a cinema surround-sound system for your 4K TV – you can even buy the TV if you really want to. No matter what you want, you can find it all on Amazon, and now you can buy items using the Apple Watch app on your wrist. And, thanks to the simple interface of the Apple Watch, it’s easy to make a purchase in…

Two apps, one experience Lifeline 2, like its predecessor, cleverly uses the Apple Watch as much more than just an addition to the main iPhone experience. Technically, both apps do exactly the same thing with only the screen sizes being the obvious differentiations to how you view the game. You can answer questions on the iPhone or Apple Watch in exactly the same way and the notifications will appear when Arika needs some guidance from you. However, there is something rather special about receiving the notifications on your Apple Watch and conversing with your virtual friend because it feels incredibly futuristic and so natural to be doing so on the hardware. Most of us are not used to using smart watches for communication, but the irony is that talking to…

A perfect Watch app Many developers have attempted to supplement their iPhone apps with additions that work on the Apple Watch, but it would be fair to say that in some instances the end results have been either far too simplistic or designed poorly for such a small screen. To make an Apple Watch app, the developer needs to consider the size of the screen and how well the app will work on such a device, and crucially to understand if it will have a genuine use that adds worth to its functionality. In the case of Brainess, we have a winner which ticks all of the boxes quoted above to ensure a positive experience. The app works in such a way that you only need to manage a few…

Accelerometer There are three very distinct sensors on the rear of the smartwatch. One of these is the accelerometer, a useful tool that helps track your movement while wearing the Apple Watch – especially handy when using the Activity and Workout apps. App Launcher You’ll find that the app launcher on the Apple Watch will be your central hub for getting around the device. Whenever a new app is installed onto it, a new icon will be placed either directly to the top or to the bottom of the launcher.. Bluetooth No matter whether it’s installing apps, adding a new pair of headphones or syncing with your iPhone, the Bluetooth function is arguably the most important aspect of the Apple Watch. It acts as a wireless connection between the two…

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