The second major version of Apple's operating system for its first wearable was supposed to come out alongside iOS 9 five days ago, but an unnamed bug delayed the release. Until today, that is. watchOS 2 for the Apple Watch has now started rolling out. The new release comes with a lot of new things built-in, perhaps the most important being that apps can run natively, which means they are able to load faster and come with more features. Apps are now able to use the Taptic engine, the digital crown, accelerometer, heart rate sensor, speaker, and microphone too. watchOS 2 also brings with it a handful of new watch faces, more ways to customize complications (those little tidbits of information that show up on a watch face), the new Nightstand mode for when the Apple Watch isn't on your wrist, and the ability to reply to emails. You can have multiple Friends screens, you get transit information on your wrist, use more cards with Apple Pay, and you're also able to ask Siri for more complex things. Activation Lock helps if your Apple Watch gets stolen, and turning the digital crown puts you in Time Travel mode. To get the new software check for it in the Watch app on your iPhone. Source |...
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