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On GM - AW Series 2 - I got even better battery life than before.

I had a day with Siri Face on - when I had 82% after 10 hours of wearing the watch.
Pretty cool!
 
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The reason why its so slow isn't your ISP/WAN speed, its the speed from your wireless access point / router to the Watch itself. It doesn't feature all that great WiFi antennas and throughput.
 
10:35am, PST, in California (Bay Area) and no update for my watch.
I’m running ios11 GM. Watch series 0 SS.
Anyone else on GM and has the update?
 
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So you have GM and an update was shown for Apple Watch?
I also have GM and I see no updates at all.

please confirm.

Thanks!


Yeah, I tried clicking the update multiple times, and it stayed on the 3.2.3 or whatever it was at before, but killing the process did it for me. Others have suggested rebooting both devices, but mine showed up after killing and relaunching the app.

And to clarify I was on the public beta release track, currently the GM version of IOS 11.
 
The reason why its so slow isn't your ISP/WAN speed, its the speed from your wireless access point / router to the Watch itself. It doesn't feature all that great WiFi antennas and throughput.

it's the slow bluetooth transfer of the update from your phone to your watch
 
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Wow 556MB, don't remember a watchOS update being that large pretty much ever.
 
Vertical dock is not an improvement. Worse. Everything else looks better and fitness app continues to improve.
 
it's the slow bluetooth transfer of the update from your phone to your watch

The update doesn't cache on your phone before going to your watch. I have updated watchOS several times by starting it and moving out of range of my watch and the update still manages to download.
 
The only 2 reasons that would make me buy Apple Watch:

- cellular
- arrhythmia detection

None of these is available yet in Europe and apparently you need to pay monthly fee to get cellular in the watch. Who cares if the Watch apps load 0.1 second faster?
 
I have a series 0 Apple watch. Any chance the new models do the OS update faster? Getting a series 3 Friday. Would be nice if future watch OS updates don't take half a day.
 
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Yeah, I tried clicking the update multiple times, and it stayed on the 3.2.3 or whatever it was at before, but killing the process did it for me. Others have suggested rebooting both devices, but mine showed up after killing and relaunching the app.

And to clarify I was on the public beta release track, currently the GM version of IOS 11.
Did you remove the beta profile on your phone?
 
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