The Unofficial Guide to Using Apple Watch Read Online Free PDF Page B
Author: Scott La Counte
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You can also see stock as a glance by swiping up from your watch face, and swiping to the Stock glance. From here you can also add stock.
Weather
There are a couple of ways to check weather on your watch; one of the easiest is to swipe up from your watch face to bring up Glances, and then find the Weather Glance.
If you want more detailed weather information, then go to the Weather app by opening it on the watch home screen. The Weather app will have 10-day forecast, current temperature and conditions, and chance of rain.
The Weather app is synced to your iPhone, so if you want to add or remove a city, then do it from your phone.
You can change the default city being shown on your watch by opening the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, tapping on My Watch, and then going to Weather and Default City.
To add music, connect your watch to its charger, then open the Apple Watch app on your iPhone. Next, tap Music (it’s near the bottom). After that, tap “sync playlist,” and choose the songs you want to add.
To play music directly from your watch, open the music app and press firmly on the screen when the app opens. This will open a new menu with four options: Shuffle, Repeat, Source, and Airplay. Select “Source.” Next select Apple Watch. It will now walk you through pairing your watch with Bluetooth headsets to listen to the music.
From the previous menu, you can also select Airplay to pair your watch with an Airplay enabled speaker.
Activity
One of the features that Apple is really promoting with the Apple Watch is Activity; one of the reasons to wear the watch, if you are to believe Apple, is to get you to move more.
The app is divided up into three fitness goals: stand up for at least one minute of every hour, hit your calorie burn goal by moving more (you can set your goal), and accumulate 30 minutes of an activity that requires movement above a brisk walk. Each of these goals make up rings; as you complete these goals, the rings begin to fill up, and by the end of the day they should ideally be full.
To get started, go to your home screen and tap the Activity app. The first time that you open the app, it will give you a very short tutorial on what the app is and how it helps you live a happier, healthier life. Once you finish the tutorial, you’ll have to enter some personal information—this is for your eyes only and you only do it once. It will help ensure the app is as accurate as possible. For each section, turn the Digital Crown to enter your information.
After you’ve finished, you will indicate your activity level; you can change this later, so if you aren’t sure, then go for lower—not higher. Next you’ll see your suggested goal, which you can accept or adjust. When you are done, tap Start Moving. Your app will now be tracking you in the background. There’s no need to start anything each day.
You can access the Activity app at any time by tapping on it from your home screen, but you can also get to it by swiping up from your watch face to see it in your Glances. The first thing you’ll see is all the rings together. You can swipe to see each ring individually.
At any time, you can change your goals by opening the app, then pressing firmly on the display. You can also have reminders sent to you to encourage you to complete your goal.
In the Activity app on your iPhone, you can view your Activity history, and see more detailed reports about what you’ve done. The measurements will get more accurate as you wear the watch more, and it gets to know your behaviors.
Workout
Workout is kind of a companion to Activity even though there’s a separate app for it. The point of it is to help you track progress during a workout session and help you hit new milestones.
From your Home screen, tap the Workout app and you’ll immediately see dozens of different workouts. They range from brisk
You can also see stock as a glance by swiping up from your watch face, and swiping to the Stock glance. From here you can also add stock.
Weather
There are a couple of ways to check weather on your watch; one of the easiest is to swipe up from your watch face to bring up Glances, and then find the Weather Glance.
If you want more detailed weather information, then go to the Weather app by opening it on the watch home screen. The Weather app will have 10-day forecast, current temperature and conditions, and chance of rain.
The Weather app is synced to your iPhone, so if you want to add or remove a city, then do it from your phone.
You can change the default city being shown on your watch by opening the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, tapping on My Watch, and then going to Weather and Default City.
To add music, connect your watch to its charger, then open the Apple Watch app on your iPhone. Next, tap Music (it’s near the bottom). After that, tap “sync playlist,” and choose the songs you want to add.
To play music directly from your watch, open the music app and press firmly on the screen when the app opens. This will open a new menu with four options: Shuffle, Repeat, Source, and Airplay. Select “Source.” Next select Apple Watch. It will now walk you through pairing your watch with Bluetooth headsets to listen to the music.
From the previous menu, you can also select Airplay to pair your watch with an Airplay enabled speaker.
Activity
One of the features that Apple is really promoting with the Apple Watch is Activity; one of the reasons to wear the watch, if you are to believe Apple, is to get you to move more.
The app is divided up into three fitness goals: stand up for at least one minute of every hour, hit your calorie burn goal by moving more (you can set your goal), and accumulate 30 minutes of an activity that requires movement above a brisk walk. Each of these goals make up rings; as you complete these goals, the rings begin to fill up, and by the end of the day they should ideally be full.
To get started, go to your home screen and tap the Activity app. The first time that you open the app, it will give you a very short tutorial on what the app is and how it helps you live a happier, healthier life. Once you finish the tutorial, you’ll have to enter some personal information—this is for your eyes only and you only do it once. It will help ensure the app is as accurate as possible. For each section, turn the Digital Crown to enter your information.
After you’ve finished, you will indicate your activity level; you can change this later, so if you aren’t sure, then go for lower—not higher. Next you’ll see your suggested goal, which you can accept or adjust. When you are done, tap Start Moving. Your app will now be tracking you in the background. There’s no need to start anything each day.
You can access the Activity app at any time by tapping on it from your home screen, but you can also get to it by swiping up from your watch face to see it in your Glances. The first thing you’ll see is all the rings together. You can swipe to see each ring individually.
At any time, you can change your goals by opening the app, then pressing firmly on the display. You can also have reminders sent to you to encourage you to complete your goal.
In the Activity app on your iPhone, you can view your Activity history, and see more detailed reports about what you’ve done. The measurements will get more accurate as you wear the watch more, and it gets to know your behaviors.
Workout
Workout is kind of a companion to Activity even though there’s a separate app for it. The point of it is to help you track progress during a workout session and help you hit new milestones.
From your Home screen, tap the Workout app and you’ll immediately see dozens of different workouts. They range from brisk
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