Submitted by Bob Bhatnagar on
Losing track of the currently playing app can be easy for avid music lovers. After all, there many ways to play tunes on an iPhone or iPad. Normally, iOS does not display the now playing app, only the artist and currently playing track. If forgotten, the only way to find which app is playing the audio is to backtrack to the app switcher.
Submitted by Anders Batten on
The Activity app, heart rate sensor and Workout app are some of the biggest selling points of the Apple Watch. Today we will be looking at the Activity app and how it works. The Activity app keeps track of your movement, exercise and how long you were stationary throughout the day. It also provides you with a "graphic ring" to help you meet your exercise goals and sit around less.
Submitted by Anders Batten on
The Messages app on the Apple Watch is a lot like the Messages app on your iPhone. You can read and reply to messages, view images, listen to audio messages and view videos on your Apple Watch all from the Messages app.
Submitted by Anders Batten on
We've already looked at all the ways to change your Apple Watch passcode and make it more secure, so today we're going to look at Apple Watch apps. Is opening, deleting, and moving apps on your Apple Watch any different than your iPhone or iPad? Not really, but here are a few basic tricks that you may want to know.
Submitted by Anders Batten on
There is a lot you need to know about your Apple Watch passcode, but first lets go over the basics. Powering on your Apple Watch is a lot like your iPhone, just press and hold the side button until the Apple logo appears and wait until you see the Apple Watch face. To power down your Watch just press and hold the side button and drag the slider to the right.
