No Love for the Apple Watch?

[cwosigns]

It seems like MacRumors has a lack of coverage for Apple Watch and WatchOS. Every iOS update gets reported on, but rarely do similar WatchOS releases get any coverage.

Any reason for this?

 

[jclo]

It seems like MacRumors has a lack of coverage for Apple Watch and WatchOS. Every iOS update gets reported on, but rarely do similar WatchOS releases get any coverage.

Any reason for this?

We cover every watchOS update (including today's) and plenty related to Apple Watch. https://www.macrumors.com/2019/09/30/apple-releases-watchos-6-0-1

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[revmacian]

MacRumors can also be found in the News app.

 

[cwosigns]

Weird. When I got to the MacRumors home page and scroll, I don't see the report on WatchOS 6.0.1.

 

[revmacian]

Weird. When I got to the MacRumors home page and scroll, I don't see the report on WatchOS 6.0.1.

It’s over on the right in the blue column (blogs) under “More MacRumors Stories”. I thought it was missing too until I looked at the blogs column. I’m really going to have to pay more attention to that side of the page.

 

[cwosigns]

It’s over on the right in the blue column (blogs). I thought it was missing too until I looked at the blogs column.

And I guess that's my point. Why is WatchOS news largely relegated to a blog post link that is nearly invisible? I guess that's my feedback--I'd like to see those stories linked on the main page alongside news about iOS updates.

 

[revmacian]

@jclo Is it possible that WatchOS stuff can be moved to the main area of the front page instead of being left in the right column (blue area)? @cwosigns has a point, that blue column is easy to miss and Apple Watch is an important device.