Top 10 Tricks of watchOS 10

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Top 10 Tricks of watchOS 10

watchOS 10 is the latest version of the operating system for Apple Watch. It will be released in September 2023, and it includes a number of new features and improvements.

In this blog post, we will take a look at the top 10 tricks of watchOS 10. These are some of the hidden features and settings that you may not know about.

1. Use the Digital Crown to scroll through lists

The Digital Crown is the rotating button on the side of the Apple Watch. It can be used to scroll through lists, such as the contacts list or the music library.

To scroll through a list, simply turn to the Digital Crown. You can also use the Digital Crown to zoom in and out of maps and photos.

2. Use the Force Touch to preview notifications

Force Touch is a feature that allows you to press down on the screen with more force. On the Apple Watch, Force Touch can be used to preview notifications.

To preview a notification, simply press down on it with Force Touch. You will see a preview of the notification, and you can also reply to it or dismiss it.

3. Use the Apple Watch to control your iPhone's music

The Apple Watch can be used to control your iPhone's music playback. You can use the Apple Watch to play, pause, skip tracks, and adjust the volume.

To control your iPhone's music, simply open the Music app on your Apple Watch. You will see a list of your recently played songs, and you can also browse your music library.

4. Use the Apple Watch to send quick replies

The Apple Watch can be used to send quick replies to text messages, emails, and other notifications.

To send a quick reply, simply press down on the notification with Force Touch. You will then see a list of quick reply options.

5. Use the Apple Watch to make and receive phone calls

The Apple Watch can be used to make and receive phone calls. You can also use the Apple Watch to answer and end calls, and to mute calls.

To make a phone call, simply open the Phone app on your Apple Watch. You will then see a list of your contacts, and you can also search for contacts.

6. Use the Apple Watch to send and receive text messages

The Apple Watch can be used to send and receive text messages. You can also use the Apple Watch to read and reply to text messages.

To send a text message, simply open the Messages app on your Apple Watch. You will then see a list of your recent conversations, and you can also browse your contacts.

7. Use the Apple Watch to use Siri

The Apple Watch can be used to use Siri. You can use Siri to ask questions, set alarms, make appointments, and more.

To use Siri, simply press and hold the Digital Crown. You will then see a microphone icon, and you can start speaking to Siri.

8. Use the Apple Watch to control your HomeKit devices

The Apple Watch can be used to control your HomeKit devices. You can use the Apple Watch to turn on lights, lock doors, and more.

To control your HomeKit devices, simply open the Home app on your Apple Watch. You will then see a list of your HomeKit devices, and you can also browse your rooms.

9. Use the Apple Watch to track your fitness

The Apple Watch can be used to track your fitness. You can track your steps, distance, calories burned, and more.

To track your fitness, simply open the Activity app on your Apple Watch. You will then see a summary of your activity, and you can also view your progress over time.

10. Use the Apple Watch to pay for things with Apple Pay

The Apple Watch can be used to pay for things with Apple Pay. You can use Apple Pay to pay for purchases in stores, online, and in apps.

To use Apple Pay, simply double-click the side button on your Apple Watch. You will then see a prompt to pay with Apple Pay.

These are just a few of the top 10 tricks of watchOS 10. There are many other hidden features and settings that you can discover.

To learn more about watchOS 10, you can visit the Apple website. You can also find a number of tutorials and tips online.

I hope you found this blog post helpful. If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment below.