Watch OS 1.0.1 for Apple Watch: What’s New



Watch OS 1.0.1 Software Update

Apple has just released Watch OS 1.0.1, the first software update for Apple Watch. It includes number of performance improvements and bug fixes.
Here’s the complete changelog for Watch OS 1.0.1:
  • Improved performance for:
    • Siri
    • Measuring stand activity
    • Calculating calories for indoor cycling and rowing workouts
    • Distance and pace during outdoor walk and run workouts
    • Accessibility
    • Third party apps
  • Display support for new Emoji characters.
  • Additional language support for:
    • Brazilian Protuguese
    • Danish
    • Dutch
    • Swedish
    • Russian
    • Thai
    • Turkish
You can install the update via the Apple Watch companion app on the iPhone. Launch the Apple Watch app, tap on General > Software update to install the update on your iPhone.

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