06.12.2023
The next major watchOS release comes with some big changes headlined by a new smart and customizable widget-based UI. Follow along for a closer look at how to use the
The next major watchOS release comes with some big changes headlined by a new smart and customizable widget-based UI. Follow along for a closer look at how to use the Apple Watch widgets, how to edit them, and more.
The post watchOS 10 widgets: How the new Apple Watch UI works appeared first on 9to5Mac.
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