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Calendar app calendar icon on Apple Watch shows events you’ve scheduled or been invited to today and for the next week. Apple Watch shows events for all calendars you use on your iPhone.
     
    To view your calendar, open the Calendar app on your home screen; you can, also swipe up from your watch face to bring up Glances, and swipe until you get to the Calendar glance. You can also tap on the day’s date on the watch face if you’ve added that option.

    You can also see what’s going on in your day by lifting your wrist and saying, “Siri tell me what’s going on today.
     
    To switch between the daily events and single list of events, press firmly on the display while you are in the Calendar app, then tap List or Day.
     
    To view a different day, just go to Day view while in the Calendar app, and then swipe left to see the next day’s events.
     
    If you want to see the full month, then tap on the < in the upper left corner of the Calendar app, and then tap the monthly calendar; repeat the step to go back to Day view. When you are in Month view, any days that you have an activity will be highlighted in red.
     
Adding Events
    To add an event, you will need to open the Calendar app on your iPhone. If you are in the Calendar app on your watch, then a Calendar icon will appear on your iPhone’s lock screen—just swipe up and it will go immediately to your Calendar.
     
    You can have Siri add an event for you.
     
Responding to Event Invites
     
    When you get an invite to an event, it will appear as a notification; just swipe it or turn the Digital Crown knob when you see it, and then tap Accept, Maybe, or Decline.
     
    The invite will also have the event organizer; to email the event organize, press firmly on the display while you are looking at the event details; you will be able to either send them a voice message or call them.
     
    To adjust any of your Calendar’s settings, go to the Apple Watch app on the iPhone, then tap My Watch, and finally tap Calendar .
Reminders
    If you use reminders on the iPhone, then you might be disappointed to see there is no Reminders app on the Apple Watch.
     
    Reminders, however, is sort of there; while no app exists, if you create a reminder on your iPhone through the Reminders App, it will also remind you on your watch.
     
    You can also create a reminder on your watch by using Siri; just lift your wrist and say “Hey Siri, set a reminder.”
     
     
     
Map
    There are a couple of ways to use the map on your Apple Watch; the first and quickest is to swipe up from your watch face to bring up Glances and then swipe to the Map Glance. From here you’ll see your current location and what’s around you; you can use the Digital Touch knob to zoom in or out. To scroll/pan through the map, use your finger. If you tap the arrow in the bottom left corner, the current location will be updated.
     
    To search the map, tap and hold your finger over the map; this will let you speak what you want to find or see your most recent locations.
     
    You can tap any location that appears on your map to get directions to it or more information about it. You can also stick a pin in an area that you want to go. To add a pin, just touch and hold Map (not firmly) and wait for the pin to drop. If you tap the pin after it’s been dropped, it will give you the address. To move the pin, just hover over a new location and drop a new pin. If you aren’t sure what someone’s address is, if you drop a pin near their address, you can get an approximate address.
     
Directions
     
    Turn by turn directions on the Apple Watch is one of the bigger features, and it’s really simple to use.
     
    When you get a text with an address, the address is automatically converted to a hyperlink; click on it, and a map will immediately open. You can zoom in and out of the map by turning the Digital Crown knob.
     
    If you don’t have a message with the address, then go to your watch’s Home screen, tap the Maps icon; the