Submitted by Marshall Walker on
There are "over two million ways to see time" on the Apple Watch, according to Apple. This is due to the many features you can add to the 11 watch face designs. For example, you can adjust the color of the Chronograph face and add features like weather, stocks, battery power and more. Here's how to customize all the available Apple Watch faces.
Submitted by Anders Batten on
The Apple Watch ships with its own Mail app for reading emails, but it can't be used to reply to messages. You can read entire messages within the app or read them in a notification. To receive mail notifications on your Watch you need to navigate to Settings > Notifications on your iPhone and make sure the Mail slider "Allow Notifications" is enabled.
Submitted by Anders Batten on
The Workout app on the Apple Watch allows you to set specific exercise goals while tracking your progress and keeping a summery of your results on your Activity app. Here are a few basic tips on how to use the Workout app. You can read more about the Activity app by hitting the link above.
To get started, tap the Workout app icon on your Watch 
then select the workout type you want to begin. This will take you to the "goal screen" where you can set your calorie, time, or distance goals or no goals at all. Just swipe left and right and use the Digital Crown to set goals then hit Start to begin your workout.
Submitted by Fred Straker on
Now that Apple has released the first update to Watch OS, many watch owners may be wondering how to install the new software. Unlike an iOS device such as an iPhone, the Apple Watch cannot be updated directly from Settings. There are several steps to consider before updating Apple Watch to the latest version of Watch OS. Follow these how-to instructions to update Apple Watch:
Submitted by Jon Reed on
Speaking with Walt Mossberg at the Code Conference today, Apple's chief of operations Jeff Williams revealed that third party developers will soon be able to write native apps for the Apple Watch. Currently, third party apps live on the iPhone and are customized so that a tethered Apple Watch can access them, but that will all soon change.
