Apple has stated that watchOS 9 is also bringing new improvements to Siri, as well as notifications, and more.
The watchOS 9 is the Most Advanced Wearable Operating System Loaded with Features
In addition to that, watchOS 9 is going to bring more improvements to the workout app. You are getting better metrics in all aspects … Moving forward, Apple has also added the Fitness app, and now it will be available to iPhone users. So, if you are looking to make a better overall workout regimen, this app is definitely going to help you. The Fitness app has a lot of amazing features that you can use on your iPhone, as well. Additionally, for triathletes, the Workout app will now have support for a new Multisport workout type that will automatically switch between any sequence of swimming, biking, or running workouts and this will be done through the use of motion sensors to recognize the patterns of movement. Once you are done with the workout, a brand new summary page in the Fitness app will offer all the details with interactive charts so you can have a more precise understanding. The watchOS 9 also brings more improvements to the Sleep app. Users will be able to know more about their sleep using sleep stages; the watch will detect the sleep stages such as REM, Core, and Deep. There is also a new study that is pending FDA approval. You are also getting new running metrics such as Stride Length, Ground Contact Time, and Vertical Oscillation. Not just that, the new update also brings better swimming enhancements, as well as more improvements to the Fitness+ workouts. Furthermore, watchOS 9 has more focused on privacy as the collected health data is now encrypted locally; in addition to that, the Apple Watch is a lot more secure now overall. The new watchOS 9 also brings the Medications app, this is a new app that will allow for medication tracking on iPhone and Apple Watch. The feature allows the users to scene the medicine labels from the iPhone and get features such as reminders and more in the new app.
You are also getting the first-of-its-kind AFib history. At the moment, the ECG app and irregular rhythm notification on Apple Watch can identify the potential signs of atrial fibrillation. If not treated properly, AFib can end up resulting in a stroke. Research has suggested that the amount of time spent in AFib can impact a person’s symptoms as well as the overall quality of life and complication risks. Sadly, in the past, there have not been ways of tracking the frequency of AFib over an extended period of time. With watchOS 9, users who have AFib can turn on the FDA-cleared AFib history feature and access all the information such as estimation of how frequently a user’s heart rhythm shows any signs of AFib, providing more insights that can help users have a better lifestyle overall. In addition to that, watchOS 9 is also bringing a number of new changes.
A revamped Calendar app Home key access for kids via the Family Setup. Dogs and cats in Portrait face Kickboard detection for workouts Background color editing for watch faces. Multisport workouts for a better experience. Cross-device connectivity between Apple Watch and Apple TV
watchOS 9 is ready for download right now:
Download watchOS 9 Beta 1 for Apple Watch Series 7, 6, 5, 4, SE
