You could wear the watch with the crown facing in the other direction and flip the display (there’s an option in settings).The only way I've found of stopping this is by turning off Siri altogether I'm afraid.
You could wear the watch with the crown facing in the other direction and flip the display (there’s an option in settings).The only way I've found of stopping this is by turning off Siri altogether I'm afraid.
My original apple watch is almost at EOL - it's really only useful for telling the time and tracking workouts. Everything else is impossibly slow and unusable.
Why don’t they put a Bluetooth based proximity alarm so you don’t leave your phone somewhere accidentally...?
"We have new requirements for Breathe Reminders in watchOS 4: - user must be sedentary for a period of time - user must not have an event scheduled in their Calendar - if a user does a workout or another Breathe session, the next Breathe reminder will be rescheduled."
My boyfriend recently bought one of these. Really the only feature he wanted was a pedometer that stayed on the screen at all times. How is this not an out-of-the-box feature? How about they add THAT feature in one of these new versions of the software?
Space could be one concern. If you don’t listen to those podcasts, they could accumulate over time and take up a lot of space. This is unlike your music library where the content largely remains unchanged.
I suspect there are a lot more considerations going on behind the scenes than simply adding a podcast app and calling it a day.
That’s my guess at least.
It could be an OLED burn-in issue?
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11.3 and 4.3 both seem like big steps in the right direction... hopefully they iron some of the bugs out on the way, especially with iOS.
Now if only there was a way to also adjust the Siri volume in the Apple Watch. One of the biggest oversights ever, and nobody ever talks about it. I don’t know about anyone else, but using Siri on the Apple Watch 3 away from the iPhone and when connected to Airpods is completely unusable in a city / noisy environment.So happy to see iPhone music controls back on the Apple Watch. They never should have been removed to begin with.
I was hoping Watch OS 4.3 supported iMessage in iCloud the way 11.3 does on the phone. The phone syncs to iCloud but the watch does not yet sync. Or is the plan to never sync with the watch?
When I say sync, I'm primarily talking about deleting messages on one carries over to the other. I currently still have to delete them in both places.
If not, it would be nice to get a "delete all messages" option. Deleting them off the watch one by one is tedious.
Ok and answering messages or just to receive them. Series 0 and still happy. Mainly I use Apple Apps.My original apple watch is almost at EOL - it's really only useful for telling the time and tracking workouts. Everything else is impossibly slow and unusable.
That might be a combination of lack of own inspiration and not listening to user requestsWhy don’t they put a Bluetooth based proximity alarm so you don’t leave your phone somewhere accidentally...?
I was hoping Watch OS 4.3 supported iMessage in iCloud the way 11.3 does on the phone. The phone syncs to iCloud but the watch does not yet sync. Or is the plan to never sync with the watch?
When I say sync, I'm primarily talking about deleting messages on one carries over to the other. I currently still have to delete them in both places.
If not, it would be nice to get a "delete all messages" option. Deleting them off the watch one by one is tedious.
I was hoping Watch OS 4.3 supported iMessage in iCloud the way 11.3 does on the phone. The phone syncs to iCloud but the watch does not yet sync. Or is the plan to never sync with the watch?
When I say sync, I'm primarily talking about deleting messages on one carries over to the other. I currently still have to delete them in both places.
If not, it would be nice to get a "delete all messages" option. Deleting them off the watch one by one is tedious.
I want Night Stand Mode to always be on when plugged in... otherwise whats the point of it?
And I wish the watch would alert with sound or haptic when disconnected from the phone.I wish there were a way to switch from BlueTooth to wireless when the phone is jut far enough away for BT to see the phone but not transfer any data.
The option wouldn't be bad if they can do it while preventing burn in. However, I'd rather be able to change the color from green to red, blue, or white personally. I understand that green is chosen because it affects night vision the least but most people live in a secure environment and probably care little about that.I want Night Stand Mode to always be on when plugged in... otherwise whats the point of it?
Space could be one concern. If you don’t listen to those podcasts, they could accumulate over time and take up a lot of space. This is unlike your music library where the content largely remains unchanged.
I suspect there are a lot more considerations going on behind the scenes than simply adding a podcast app and calling it a day.
That’s my guess at least.
My boyfriend recently bought one of these. Really the only feature he wanted was a pedometer that stayed on the screen at all times. How is this not an out-of-the-box feature? How about they add THAT feature in one of these new versions of the software?
response from support.
"We have new requirements for Breathe Reminders in watchOS 4: - user must be sedentary for a period of time - user must not have an event scheduled in their Calendar - if a user does a workout or another Breathe session, the next Breathe reminder will be rescheduled."
[doublepost=1517099450][/doublepost]Glad to see some control of music on the iPhone. It not as good as before as you can't see the songs on an album. you can't choose a song from a playlist or see a list of songs. Am I missing something her? or is there a way?YES! Absolutely looking forward to seeing music library on watch!!!