Apple will reportedly introduce widgets on the Apple Watch with watchOS 10.
Users will be able to scroll through various widgets to access information without opening multiple applications.
Apple is also said to be planning an AI training service for the watch.
In the lead-up to Apple’s big watchOS 10 launch, Bloomberg’s revealed Mark Gorman It revealed some of the top software features heading to the Apple Watch. Apple Insider describes the upcoming update as one of the biggest updates in the smartwatch lineup since its launch in 2015.
According to Gurman, Apple is preparing to bring back widgets on the Apple Watch. These widgets will reportedly combine the old Glances on watchOS with the widgets introduced in iOS 14. Users will be able to swipe through several widgets to access information without opening multiple apps. There will be widgets for activity tracking, weather, stock tickers, calendar appointments, and more. The feature will appear as an overlay on any watch face.
In addition, Apple Watch users may also be able to launch widgets by pressing the Digital Crown. Currently, the button only launches the home screen.
Artificial intelligence training
The Gurman Report continues to reveal information regarding an AI health coach that Apple plans to introduce next year. The paid service, reportedly codenamed Quartz, is expected to bring a fitness coach built into the Apple Watch and iPhone. This AI-powered service will include personalized wellness plans, depending on bloomberg.
Separately, Apple’s blood pressure monitoring system for the Watch appears to have run into some roadblocks. The report says it may not arrive until 2025.
