Hmm, the announcement and intial beta reviews of WatchOS 6 made me realize that the Watch is almost perfected as it is now (WatchOS5) within Apples intended initial usecase - a companion to your iPhone.
WatchOS6 offers nothing remotely interesting until a “revelation” happens to companies and they start releasing Watch apps that are independantly usable (simple things like 3rd party authentication approval, 3rd party mobile payment apps and so on).
WatchOS 6 is only a milestone on the road towards complete independance from the iPhone, but until Apple reaches that goal (WatchOS 8 perhaps?), it looks to offer nothing apart from probably further slowing down older watches.
I don’t think my AW4 will get WatchOS 6 until some killer 3rd party apps starts to come along that requires the independant APP store.
WatchOS6 offers nothing remotely interesting until a “revelation” happens to companies and they start releasing Watch apps that are independantly usable (simple things like 3rd party authentication approval, 3rd party mobile payment apps and so on).
WatchOS 6 is only a milestone on the road towards complete independance from the iPhone, but until Apple reaches that goal (WatchOS 8 perhaps?), it looks to offer nothing apart from probably further slowing down older watches.
I don’t think my AW4 will get WatchOS 6 until some killer 3rd party apps starts to come along that requires the independant APP store.