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Apple Releases WatchOS 2.0.1 Update for Apple Watch With Multiple Bug Fixes
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Awesome! We all know that you created an account today just to act like a childish douche!
Yesterday was better, when you weren't here.
Put this in the whine department. Don't know where else to post...
Just replaced my iPhone 6 with a 6s. Did a full back up. Got the new 6s up and running pretty quick - no problem. However, all of my credit cards in my Wallet (except the one that was "selected") got cancelled and in order to re-establish a connection with my Apple Watch, I had to reset my Watch. Of course I lost the one Credit Card on my Watch. Upgrading iPhones should be smoother than that. Had to reset the Bluetooth connection with my car, but expected that. Don't understand why the Watch has to be reset.
Just replaced my iPhone 6 with a 6s. Did a full back up. Got the new 6s up and running pretty quick - no problem. However, all of my credit cards in my Wallet (except the one that was "selected") got cancelled and in order to re-establish a connection with my Apple Watch, I had to reset my Watch. Of course I lost the one Credit Card on my Watch. Upgrading iPhones should be smoother than that. Had to reset the Bluetooth connection with my car, but expected that. Don't understand why the Watch has to be reset.
What % is the battery at? It needs to be on a charger AND above 50% battery for reasons best known to Apple...
I stop using my iwatch shortly after the last update due to a bug that prevented the stocks complication from updating my chosen stock quote. I had one quote on the iPhone, one on the stocks app on the watch and another on the complication. The same happened ocasionaly to the weather app. Hope this update fixes these issues
This happened to me on 2 different occasions as well. I usually try to do updates early in the morning so that reduces the possibility of an entire day of rings lost.
Don't understand why people have to be so bitter just because they can't afford it (oh I know I know, you can can afford it, you just chose not to, I get it
. Save it, you wouldn't be here if you weren't jelly.). The watch is cool tech, it's undeniable.
Huh ? lol.. Not even close to being mad...just a bit annoyed seeing most updates focussing resources on something as trivial as 'emojis'.
Duh... You shouldn't have to reset your Watch when you upgrade your phone. If for SECURITY purposes they want to cancel the cards on the phone, that's fine, but a full reset seems cumbersome.
What gives you that impression? I'd think implementing new emojis would actually require less resources than bigger features. Also, *lots* of people use emojis, especially younger people.
When I updated to OS2 a while back... It did reset my daily activity bar. Today, however, updating to 2.0.1, my bar and progress did not get affected at all.
That's silly and completely uninformed. You really don't understand, do you? Emoji are a tiny piece of the update. It's just more visible. Some on, man. You really do understand that, don't you? You're just trying to be contrary, correct?
Yes, you should.
Apple Pay on the Watch is one of its best features, and one I use almost everyday.
I don't want to hear of some exploit based on a system update which didn't require credit card re-verification, and I'm sure the banks don't, either.
So quit complaining. Apple Pay is steadily gaining ground with a good rep.
It is paired to a piece of hardware, you replaced this hardware so it has to pair up again. This involves wiping out the watch so u lose the stored cards. Not a major hassle by any means as its not like you will be replacing your phone every week.