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Apple releases a new version of watchOS, the operating system used in the Apple Watch. It comes with totally free updates and news that often solve a technical problem.
The latest version is watchOS 8, which brings new features in
the form of the new Mindfulness app, sleep breathing control, more ways to use
the Wallet app, and a new portrait mode photo face.
watchOS 8 has already become available to the general public and
has done so this September 20. Until now, whether you are a developer or
not, you could use the beta version.
Here we show you how to install the latest watchOS on your Apple
Watch now that the official version has arrived.
All Apple Watch models are compatible with watchOS 8 except for
the original Apple Watch, Series 1, and Series 2. This means Apple Watch Series
3, Series 4, Series 5, Series 6, SE, and the new Series 7.
The next generation, Apple Watch Series 7 , will
arrive with watchOS 8 installed, so you won't need to follow the steps below to
get it. In any case, you will need an iPhone with iOS 15 to use it.
To update your Apple Watch to the latest version of watchOS you
will mainly need your iPhone. In addition, you will have to have Bluetooth
and Wi-Fi activated on both devices. You will also have to have the watch
charging and with more than 50% battery.
Take your mobile and open the Apple Watch app. Make sure
you are on the 'My Watch' tab (at the bottom of the screen) and tap on
'General'. You will most likely see a red circle with the number 1. This
indicates that there is a pending update.
Tap on 'Software update' to check for available updates and wait
for it to show you. Finally, tap on 'Install' to download the update and
accept the terms and conditions.
The update may take a while. Wait for it to finish to
disconnect it from the power. If you do, the process will be interrupted
and that can damage your device. We speak from our own experience (we had
to replace it with a new one).
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